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  • gasgas

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    Get a surge protector (TVSS)
    Installed for the main electrical panel also
    Protects the whole house
    (Maybe)
    By code
    All new installations must have surge protection at main breaker panel
    Good surge strips At expensive equipment also
    DK Firearms
     

    oldag

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    This thread has been a good reminder to swap cheap power strips for some decent protection. Done.
     

    dsgrey

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    If you haven't changed the batteries yet, they're toast. APC / Schneider Electric has no charge management and literally cooks the batteries. I've come into work and smelled electrolyte a few times over the years, found the AGM batteries in the stack split down the side. Always the APC units.
    Yes, I'm replacing mine. Battery is only at 28% and running my internet plus security system only gives me 11 minutes at this point. Plus it's only a 550 and I really need a larger battery.
     
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