Whole-Home Surge Protection Installation In Lethbridge

Why You Should Consider Installing Whole-Home Surge Protection

Whether it be from a hot, Alberta summer lighting storm, a power outage, or even a tripped circuit breaker, power surges can be destructive to your home's electronics. That's why Charlton & Hill offers the best in home surge protection installations to help protect your electronics before it's too late. Four of the most common reasons Alberta homeowners get home surge protection installed include:

• Protection of Your Technology - With the amount of technology & electronics within your Alberta home increasing drastically over the last few decades, it's important to protect and ensure maximum performance for the lifespan of all your electronics. Start protecting your home's electronics today by scheduling an appointment today with one of our expert electricians.
• The Danger of Internal Power Surges - Almost 80% of power surges that affect your electronics actually stem from within your Alberta home. Although they are very short (known also as a surge "transient"), and don't cause major damage, they can shorten the lifespan & degrade the performance of your electronics over time. Have a Charlton & Hill electrician install a whole-home surge protection in your home today.
• Don't Overlook Layering Surge Protection! - A common mistake in Alberta homes is having only one line of surge protection installed as defense. If you have an extensive home entertainment setup or other electronic setup, should a power surge run through a shared circuit, the whole system could be compromised. By installing layered surge protection at both the electrical panel & the point of use, you can prevent compromising an entire setup. Have a Charlton & Hill electrician examine your electronic setup & recommend the best surge protection installation for you.
• Complete Electrical System Surge Protection - Not only does a surge protector installation defend your appliances & electronics, it also protects your entire system. When transient surges are emitted from appliances in your home, surges are sent back to the circuit breaker panel, where it can affect all outlets. However, a surge protector installed at the panel will stop the transient current before it can do further damage.

No matter your surge protection needs, our Alberta expert surge protection electricians will help you determine your electrical & surge protection needs and give you expert advice on your surge protection installation before any work is done. You'll know exactly what solution is best for your home's defense against power surges.