Sorry, being confrontional was not my intent. I'm familiar with the products involved as well as Wire Cutter tests and simply couldn't connect the dots.
Electric Panel Surge protection
So, initially, I was thinking of getting a Puritan PSM156 which handles surge protection.
However, ever since, I had an issue with some surges at home (garage panel died as an example), I had spoken to my electrican (friend of the family) and he suggested to surge protect my whole panel/home.
I was suggested to get this model from my audio store, might be overkill? TPD TK-TTLP-1S240-FL , comes with a lifetime warranty.
My question first is, how many of you surge protect your whole panel and does this really then make it worry free for my audio equipment? and only need to get a power conditioner after that doesn't have surge protection?
Once I can get some feedback on this, then I can move onto looking at models to get after.
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My blog is suffering from "bit rot" or in this case "link rot" where I link to information that's no longer where I thought it should be. I should clarify, Furman makes dozens of power conditioners. If you are buying for top of the line surge protection you want to ensure it has SMP, and EVS (they're a package). The PST-8 at less than $200 makes these really affordable. Wirecutter also has good things to say about Tripp Lite but I know nothing about their internals. I think someone mentioned Amazon was not an authorized dealer. I'm not sure anymore, so worth checking. |
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