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Dirty Power Problems


prepare you systems for power problems
surges, brown outs and high voltages

Power Issues Are Increasing—Protect Your HVAC System

As the grid ages and storms become more frequent, power-related problems are rising. This can damage modern HVAC systems, which rely on sensitive electronics vulnerable to voltage fluctuations. These issues could undermine the energy savings high-efficiency systems offer.

Surge protection is key. Installing a surge protector for your heat pump costs about $200, while a whole-house surge protector installed at the electrical panel costs around $500. Combining both provides the best protection.

If high voltages (over 250V) persist, installing a voltage transformer, priced at $800-$1,000, can regulate power to safe levels. Areas like State College, where voltages reach up to 258V, are particularly at risk.

Given the complexity of high-efficiency systems, it's essential to work with a skilled contractor for system sizing, energy calculations, and protection. Avoid flashy sales tactics and rely on a trusted expert. We offer free system evaluations and estimates to help protect your investment.

– John

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