On Nov 18, 3:56 am, bud-- wrote:
Bizarre claim - plug-in surge suppressors don't work

Bud posts lies to promote his products and still does not answer the
OP's questions. Let's see. How many telco switching stations (COs)
use plug-in protectors because the 'whole house' protector is not
sufficient? Zero. Let's see. That computer is connected to overhead
wires everywhere in town and must never suffer damage. A typical
thunderstorm applies maybe 100 surges to that computer - and no
damage. Bud tells us that computer must suffer damage regularly due
to no plug-in protectors Reality - no damage because the telco
instead installs the necessary earthing system and because no plug-in
protectors to contribute to electronics damage (8000 volts through the
adjacent TV on Page 42 Figure 8; those scary pictures; etc).

Bud again posted nothing to answer the OP's question. He will not
admit why he must repeatedly get the last word. Profits are at
risk. Bud promotes protectors that have no earthing - a very first
reason why his protector is not effective.

Bud still cannot provide plug-in spec numbers that list protection
for each type of surge. Why? No spec numbers exist. Bud cannot
provide spec numbers for protection that does not exist. So he must
post incessantly and attack the messenger. Answering the OP's
question? Bud never does that either.