🔌 Enhanced Electronic Surge Protector for Front and Top Load Washers, Gas Dryers, LED, LCD, and Plasma TVs Review

I have bought several and am happy with them as they say they fit. But I do not know. How do you know? You only know when there is a surge or a power outage. My only concern is that the customer (me) will pay for the return shipping. It will be deducted from the purchase price. Unfortunately I bought more than I need. And I'm hesitant to return the excess because I don't know how much the shipping will cost. you don't speak

This device will turn off power ONLY if the power surge is completely off for more than 1 second. In the event of significant destructive power surges (and most of them happen) that cause the power to fluctuate for 1 second, this device will never turn off connected devices. The connected devices usually suffer from overvoltages because there was no overvoltage protection on the line. I don't understand how difficult it is to make a device that works properly for its intended purpose and test…

Our new washing machine and computer circuit board (apparently they're all on the computer now) and our pre-Civil War house didn't get along. Apparently, computer circuit boards are extremely delicate and any fluctuation in electrical current will cause the circuit boards to rupture and shut down the device. This backup solved the problem. It's been three months since we last called washing machine service (to swap out another computer circuit board) and we haven't had any problems since we…

I was SO glad I bought this item. Bought a new Maytag washing machine. It is impossible to buy such a device if it is not semi-electronic. Due to where I live (rural) it is not recommended to plug in anything that could be damaged by power surges or surges. The day after installing this fork, we had a few spikes, surges, and blackouts due to inclement weather. Unfortunately, the new washing machine still works. I think that's because it waits 30 seconds to actually resume power. I am very…

I installed this unit in my RV and it fits perfectly. I haven't had a chance to test the voltage limits. I don't have a suitable test device for this method. I lost several AC power supplies in my RV when the generator's load exceeded its ability to sustain operating voltage. Before I could remove the excessive load, the voltage at the generator terminals dropped to low levels. Something like a brownout. I gave 4 stars because I don't know if the lower limit of 90VAC is the true cut-off…

We live in the mountains and sometimes our lights can flash 3-4 times during a thunderstorm with occasional power outages. After our power pole caught fire and damaged many of our appliances, I figured if I could help it wouldn't happen again. I bought one like this for every major device in our house (and the main thing for me is how much inconvenience and expense it will cause me if it breaks down). Since then they have helped us weather many storms and outages. I like the fact that there is…

This is a simple concept that can save you money and hassle. Basically, these devices will cut power if the power goes out, even for a split second. They will not turn back on until power is turned on and has been stable for 30 seconds. This prevents two important things: 1) power surges, which are very common when power "returns", are much less likely to damage your device 2) on machines with motors, the device can stop completely before power is restored, which prevents burnout of the motor…