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Bad voltage spikes
Where we live we have regular electrical outages due to a number of
problems. Last night, however, we had a new experience. It must have been something like a voltage surge. it blew out a drive of mine, my PC speaker system and screwed up our wireless home network pretty good. All electricity to the house went off for a few seconds and then turned back on. I guess the electric company had a backup system of sorts that took over. I did have so-called surge suppressor outlet strips to which our comps were plugged in. They were useless against whatever it was that happened. I'm amazed my battery backups for the computers are still working. I'm thinking we need some kind of really strong voltage control item on our comps and a few other things around here. Any suggestions? |
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