Stupid Power Conditioner question but...
Well.... Whole house surge protectors usually have a rather high activation voltage. 350V or so and they take time to work. On the other hand they since they are close to the ground / neutral junction they have a good chance of working well vs. using MOV strips far from the panel. I think every home owner should invest in them, they are relatively inexpensive and placed in the right spot, but best? Not to my mind. Zero Surge / Brickwall clamps under 200V and has no activation time. The best solutions IMHO are a combination whole house + series mode protection, followed by whole house + Furman. |
I think the OP did say he/she had a whole house surge protector in place. already. If so, I think any downstream surge protection would be superfluous. IMHO, putting an amp behind a surge protector that is not a whole house one is a potential way to diminish sound quality. And, especially so if you have a high output amplifier. So, considering my monoblocks put out more than 100wpc, is there any power conditioner/surge suppressor that will allow them to perform without limiting their performance? B |
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