July 2026

Surge Protection for Storm Season

2026-07-30T10:35:13-05:00July 30, 2026|

For the southeastern parts of the United States, June 1 signals the start of  “storm season” every year. As many residents are familiar with, the height of storm season is typically expected in the fall, but afternoon thunderstorms—occasionally severe—are the norm throughout a six-month period. And no surprise, this also increases the lightning activity and therefore a greater chance of externally-generated power surges. This leads us to surge protection for storm season, important data, lightning facts, and solutions for homes and more.  Before we go any further, we can’t emphasize enough that although power surges are frequently associated with lightning [...]

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May 2025

The Essentials of Summer: Sunscreen, Sunglasses ... and Surge Protection?

2026-02-23T14:58:53-05:00May 13, 2025|

Summer’s here! You’ve stocked up on sunscreen, sunglasses, and even a sun hat. But there’s one s-item you probably haven’t thought about—yet. Surge protection. That’s right. It’s not just for lightning storms anymore. And it might just save your summer comfort (and wallet). If you’re looking to enjoy summer, be sure surge protection is on your summer essential list. Why? Because in the summer heat, no one wants to go without air conditioning, and the one thing that protects your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) unit from damaging voltage bursts and power fluctuations is that final s-item: surge protection. [...]

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July 2024

Voltage Swings: How They Can Leave You Hot, Bothered, and Longing for Your A/C

2024-07-19T13:53:23-05:00July 19, 2024|

It’s summer. It’s hotter than hot. And you look at that HVAC every day with love and admiration—thankful for modern-day air conditioning. It’s a lifeline for many of us on these blazing hot days and nights. Can you even imagine life without it? Ask anyone whose HVAC failed about that experience. It’s miserable. Most homes are not equipped to cool without an HVAC, and if your system breaks down, you’re in for some long, hot, humid days and nights. This is why you should consider making sure your HVAC is fully protected from damaging electrical events, including the now common [...]

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