Hi all,
I had lightening run in on my modem and TV this past week and fry both of them. Im thinking it ran in on the internet coax cable frying only the modem and TV BUT not sure. Anyways, that got me thinking, how do you protect your inverter from a power surge? Is there any way? I have the solaredge se10k tied directly into my main with a 60 amp fuse. I read up on midnite solar surge protection to install, but it says you have to install it at the top of your electrical box above what you want to be protected. There is no way to do that with my setup since it is connected right into the main power into the house.
I had lightening run in on my modem and TV this past week and fry both of them. Im thinking it ran in on the internet coax cable frying only the modem and TV BUT not sure. Anyways, that got me thinking, how do you protect your inverter from a power surge? Is there any way? I have the solaredge se10k tied directly into my main with a 60 amp fuse. I read up on midnite solar surge protection to install, but it says you have to install it at the top of your electrical box above what you want to be protected. There is no way to do that with my setup since it is connected right into the main power into the house.
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