Re: Surge protection

I've been running my Electronics (computers, stereo, TVs) thru ZeroSurge
brand surge protectors for the past 4-5 years.  I've had no problems with
power glitches frying equipment.  They're about $200; somewhat more than
the 'power strip' variety, but they are allegedly more reliable (according
to their literature).

They seem to be selling under at least 3 brand names these days:

        www.zerosurge.com
        www.brickwall.com
        www.surgex.com

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com




>This reminds me of a problem I havent resolved yet....
>
>I want to protect my 150s and modems from surges, spikes and lightning
>strikes, especially down the telephone wires.
>
>I cant justify UPSs to keep the machines up, so I'm looking to know whether
>the smallest UPS (300VA - whatever that means), would provide protection.
>
>How can I prevent lightning strikes from travelling down to the modems and
>then to the AS400? I'm concerned because a friends PC was rendered
>'unusable' after a strike down the tel line hit the modem (and I think the
>PC was switched off).
>
>Any help before the next storm will be appreciated!
>
>Brendan Bispham
>
>- which means I have it set up to always run in the back ground.
>~ Obviously, I don't shut my machine off at home unless a storm is in the
>~ area.


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