Posted by Mark - IN. on July 21, 2016 at 18:58:58 from (50.148.54.213):
In Reply to: Power outage posted by Russ from MN on July 21, 2016 at 05:59:45:
Generators sure do have their place, but you have to be careful with spikes especially with some of the newer solid state equipment. I blew up a refrigerator and a gas hot water heater a couple of years ago using one. Nothing in the rest of the house, but both of them had electronic control boards and they didn't appreciate the generator at all. There are lots of companies that make surge protectors, one company ONEAC makes real good ones, some sizeable. I had a customer get rid of a couple perfectly good ones rated at 25 amp that they didn't need anymore and asked me to get rid of, so I did. Haven't had to use them yet, but have them in case I do. To buy them new though, not cheap at all.
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