TV/DVD Guard And Fridge Guard Voltage Protection Type C

This guard is an under voltage with over voltage protecting device rated with type c charging
All electrical and electronic equipment connected to the mains supply is at risk of being damaged from spikes, surges, lightening, brown- outs, power cut (blackout),power back surges and over-voltage.

Without doubt, power interruptions causes major problems for homes and businesses. An unpredictable power supply from NEPA or Generator can lead to very damaging situations such as surges, spikes, brown outs, and abrupt utility failure. If any of this should occur, there is a very likely chance that you could lose data from your PC of your compressor in you Fridge or Freezer may go bad. This occurrences my even lead to your losing your very expensive equipment.

This Electronic TV/Fridge Guard will help protect your home and office appliances from voltage fluctuations, voltage spikes, inrush current and lightning spikes. 
 This TV/Fridge guard ensures that your appliances get maximum protection without your interference. 
 It has a wait time this will help provide top notch protection to your appliances. With a current rating of 13A or 20A depending on the model your choose, you stand to enjoy your electronics and get great value for your money. 
This Guard has a fast response time, there is no way surge and spike could get into your appliance. 
When you have this guard installed in your home and office, there is absolutely nothing to worry about. It should be noted that lightning alone does not cause power surges, when there is frequent power interruption that causes indiscriminate switching on and off; this may have negative effect on electronics as well. 
This guard will draw up all surges making sure it does not get to your appliances. This guard will eliminate all the risks associated with irregular power supply and surges.

 

This product encompasses a wide range of power protection products for use in many different industries where clean, regulated mains power is critical to their continued operation.