WHOLE HOME SURGE PROTECTION
PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM THE POWER YOU CAN’T PREDICT.
Power surges can happen in an instant and damage appliances, electronics and critical systems throughout your home. EleXcor installs whole home surge protection designed to defend your electrical system against damaging voltage spikes and provide protection where your home needs it most.
WHY INSTALL WHOLE HOME SURGE PROTECTION?
Power surges can originate from storms, utility disturbances and electrical equipment inside your home. Whole home surge protection provides a first line of defense by helping prevent damaging voltage spikes from reaching appliances, electronics and other sensitive electrical equipment.
INCREASED CAPACITY
Add protection designed to handle damaging voltage spikes before they reach electrical equipment throughout your home.
IMPROVED SAFETY
Help protect appliances, electronics and critical electrical components from damage caused by unexpected power surges.
CODE COMPLIANT UPGRADES
Add professionally installed surge protection that integrates properly with your home’s electrical system.
FUTURE READY SOLUTIONS
Protect the growing number of electronics, smart devices and connected systems modern homes depend on every day.
IS YOUR HOME PROTECTED FROM UNEXPECTED POWER SURGES?
Modern homes contain more sensitive electronics than ever before. Televisions, computers, appliances, HVAC equipment, smart-home technology and charging equipment can all be vulnerable to sudden changes in electrical voltage.
Whole home surge protection is installed at the electrical panel, providing protection before a damaging surge can travel through the circuits serving your home. Unlike individual plug-in surge strips, it helps provide broader protection for electrical equipment throughout the house.
EleXcor installs whole home surge protection systems designed to work with your existing electrical system. We evaluate the panel, install the appropriate protection equipment and ensure the system is properly connected for dependable operation.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
SURGE PROTECTOR INSTALLATION
Installation of whole home surge protection equipment at your electrical panel.
ELECTRICAL PANEL EVALUATION
Reviewing your panel to confirm proper installation requirements.
STORM & UTILITY SURGE PROTECTION
Reducing risk from power fluctuations, storms, and utility-related surges.
GROUNDING REVIEW
Checking grounding conditions that support proper surge protection performance.
APPLIANCE & ELECTRONICS PROTECTION
Helping protect valuable equipment from damaging voltage spikes.
SYSTEM TESTING & VERIFICATION
Confirming proper installation and operation after completion.
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FAQ
What is whole home surge protection?
Whole home surge protection is installed at your electrical panel and is designed to help limit damaging voltage spikes before they travel through your home’s electrical circuits.
Do I still need whole home surge protection if I use surge strips?
Plug-in surge strips can provide protection for individual devices, while whole home surge protection provides broader protection at the electrical system level. The two can be used together as part of a layered approach.
What can cause a power surge in my home?
Power surges can result from lightning, utility disturbances, power restoration after an outage and electrical equipment cycling on and off within the home.
What can whole home surge protection help protect?
It can help protect appliances, televisions, computers, HVAC equipment, smart-home devices and other electronics connected to your home’s electrical system.
Where is a whole home surge protector installed?
Whole home surge protection is typically installed at or near the main electrical panel so it can help limit excessive voltage before it reaches circuits throughout the home.
How do I know if my surge protection system needs replacement?
Surge protection devices can wear over time as they absorb electrical events. Many include status indicators, and an electrician can inspect the equipment to determine whether it is still providing protection.