Just a note to let you know that somebody has designed and marketed a surge protector disguised as a circuit breaker. It plugs into a breaker box, provides circuit protection for 2 circuits (just like a normal circuit breaker), and secretly contains surge protectors.
It's my idea of an excellent product because it eliminates the flimsy, 14 ga. wires that have traditionally been used to connect surge protectors to a breaker box. I saw it on a TV show called, This Old House. If anyone finds out who the somebody is that makes these things, please post here.
I realize that most transistor jockeys do not do house wiring, but this is a really slick product, and some of the denizens of AAC will find it useful.
This has been a public service announcement.
It's my idea of an excellent product because it eliminates the flimsy, 14 ga. wires that have traditionally been used to connect surge protectors to a breaker box. I saw it on a TV show called, This Old House. If anyone finds out who the somebody is that makes these things, please post here.
I realize that most transistor jockeys do not do house wiring, but this is a really slick product, and some of the denizens of AAC will find it useful.
This has been a public service announcement.