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Affiliate Article: Protect Your Electronics From Electricity

Protect Your Electronics From Electricity

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Originally Posted by pcmech


	It is common practice to protect expensive equipment such as TVs and computers from electrical surges with surge protectors. I practiced this very well. All the desktops in my house were connected to surge protectors. All the TVs in the house were likewise connected. However, there were two things that were not protected: one Ethernet switch, and the cable lines. The results of these two devices not being connected may surprise you. Full Story at pcmech

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