HVAC SURGE PROTECTION
HVAC Surge Protection
Adding this extra protection is a wise choice because:
- Many homeowner insurance policies do not cover damage from lightning strikes.
- Homes equipped with HVAC surge protection often qualify for discounts from insurance companies.
- The risk of power surges increases with higher energy demands during extreme temperatures.
An HVAC surge protector ensures that your furnace and air conditioner will resume operation as soon as power is restored, which is crucial during extreme weather when they are needed the most.
Additionally, using surge protectors with your appliances and electronic equipment can extend their lifespan by up to 30%.
Using surge protectors with your appliances and electronic equipment can extend product life by up to 30%.
Protect Your Heating and Cooling Equipment from Lightning Strikes and Power Surges
While many people understand the risks to their electronics and small appliances operating on 120 volts, fewer realize that their furnace, air conditioner and other home systems are also vulnerable and significantly more costly to replace.
Given the severity of recent storms in Middle Tennessee, Copeland Home Services has witnessed the distress of homeowners who were unaware that sudden power fluctuations and surges could harm their HVAC and other home systems. As modern appliances become ‘smarter’ and incorporate highly sensitive electrical components, this risk becomes even more pronounced. Thankfully, surge protection for 220-volt HVAC systems and other large appliances is readily available, and Copeland Home Services strongly recommends it to safeguard your significant investments in your home’s year-round comfort. For your convenience, this high-voltage surge protector can be installed when we set up a new system, perform annual maintenance, or at any other time you request.
With our HVAC surge protection, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your home’s most valuable and essential equipment is protected. Our surge protectors are UL-approved and come with a 3-year warranty. It’s best to have this protection in place before a surge occurs, so don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions.