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s from occurring; you can only prevent their damaging effects through surge protection. There are two surge protection options you can choose from.
An HVAC Surge Protector—Install a surge protection device designed specifically for air conditioners and heat pumps. An HVAC surge protection device is installed at the AC condenser and automatically directs excess electricity into the ground during a power surge.
A Whole-Home Surge Protector—This is a larger surge protection device that is wired into your electrical service box and protects all of the wiring and electronics in your home at the same time. Like the smaller HVAC-specific version, excess electricity is redirected into the ground during a power surge, protecting your home and appliances from damage.
If you have questions about which surge protection option is better for your home's needs or want to schedule a surge protector installation, call Hyde's at (760) 360-2202. We're happy to help with all your electrical service needs!<end_of_turn>