How to Install a Surge Protector on an AC

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  • čas přidán 26. 09. 2023
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Komentáře • 11

  • @noliftcopse
    @noliftcopse Před 27 dny

    First video where I could actually see what was going on inside the box instead of a dark shadow. Great vid.

  • @Texdram
    @Texdram Před dnem

    Found out if you don't wire into the lead & wire into load, you will risk frying the capacitor or worse. I wired into load & had a series of thumping noises & loud surging "groans". Glad this video was available because the instructions in the packaging of these devices are strictly for whole house breaker panels. Thanks!

  • @llroman7823
    @llroman7823 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Excellent video. After blowing out 3 a/c circuit boards over last few years, this is probably the solution! Was told it would cost $500 to do, so never hired anyone to do it. But see I can buy this type of surge protector and do it myself to $60. Will save me tons of money over the years. Thank you!

  • @GregParadis
    @GregParadis Před 3 měsíci +1

    Excellent video...short and to the point. It showed me exactly what I was looking for. Thank You!

  • @rmelo84
    @rmelo84 Před 11 dny

    In my understanding, a surge protector is installed between the power source and the equipment. How this device works? Because the unit will be connected to the power source too.

  • @Texdram
    @Texdram Před 2 dny

    Your scrap wire 6 ga? Thx

  • @theherblisttv
    @theherblisttv Před 2 měsíci +1

    I have to install one on a furnace; is it installed the same way?

  • @Kiddro22
    @Kiddro22 Před 10 měsíci

    So when my AC unit kicks on and the lights dim quickly but go back to normal is a tell tell sign?

    • @MsckMatt
      @MsckMatt Před 10 měsíci +1

      This is more for a power surge in your area that can blow components and fuses. What you would be looking for is a hard start/soft start kit to help reduce inrush amps when the unit comes on