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“A power surge can enter the home, fry out the circuit breaker and spread to the various outlets in the house. But what might be the result? Back to Direct Energy for the expertise: So, many things that are completely out of my control could cause a power surge. In some cases, if your house is near a large factory and you share the same transformer or electrical system, something as simple as powering heavy machinery on or off could cause a surge.” There could be a lightning strike nearby, your utility company may be switching from one distribution system to another, or an animal like a squirrel or raccoon could damage a power line causing a surge.

To quote Direct Energy corporation, “surges can be caused by a number of factors. Turns out they can be a lot more common than we think. I know that was me up until I started doing research for this article. You probably think it can’t happen to you, because you’re not sure what a power surge is, precisely. That’s why it’s a smart idea to consider investing in some power and surge protection for your big ticket purchases. Many large electronics devices are expensive, and losing one to something as preventable as a power surge or a fire could cost you big. Would you drive your car without insurance? Would you take a pass on insuring your home’s valuables in the event of a break in or fire? If you would, you can skip this article! But for the rest of us for whom having a safety net is important, read on.

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