Poweralert Stage 3 (old news)

Looks expensive. Any idea why they would leave that on the ground outside overnight? Also, how was it still be there in the morning?
Quite expensive yes... lots of copper. As for why it's lying there... often the thugs either don't see it, or they know about it and leave it there to evade capture.
 
North of the boerewors curtain is no different. Every time I decide it's time to fire up the genny and run it for about half an hour as it's not good to let them sit for too long, things happen and I have no need to and it comes to the rescue. It's as if the mere thought of it is a jinx. Last time if was a burnt panel. I keep a jerry can of spare fuel on standby.
Yeah I didn't run mine for a year, it's not running right now
 
Old issue coming back to haunt us here again earlier - power spikes!!

My PC's monitor flashed off/on a few times, then saw our net connection was down. Smells throughout the house, one DB isolation switch had tripped. Problem was clearly on both phases, which have separate entry points into the property, so our recently replaced mini substation the likely cause.
Power never actually went off.

Lost 3 x PSU's, all else seems to be ok.

I would guess well over 300V.


(I'm away, posting this as a warning courtesy to others.)
 
I have 3 of these Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plugs for the TV / Home Theatre / Streaming Box, my mini PC, Monitor & LTE Router, and for all the kitchen appliances (with 3 x Ellies High Surge Multiplugs), as well as an Ellies Fridge Safe Protector plug.

The Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plug will keep your appliances protected against damage caused by high voltage, low voltage, voltage dips, and power surges. It monitors the electricity voltage and automatically disconnects the power if the voltage is too high, or too low, protecting appliances and electronics from damage.

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It's on special for R69 at Gizzu:


Ellies High Surge Multiplug (12-way & 8-way)

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Ellies Fridge Safe Protector
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Yeah, some things are protected, too much PT to do it all and who would have thought this shyte again after all these years. Thanks for the thought, man.
 
I have 3 of these Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plugs for the TV / Home Theatre / Streaming Box, my mini PC, Monitor & LTE Router, and for all the kitchen appliances (with 3 x Ellies High Surge Multiplugs), as well as an Ellies Fridge Safe Protector plug.

The Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plug will keep your appliances protected against damage caused by high voltage, low voltage, voltage dips, and power surges. It monitors the electricity voltage and automatically disconnects the power if the voltage is too high, or too low, protecting appliances and electronics from damage.

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It's on special for R69 at Gizzu:


Ellies High Surge Multiplug (12-way & 8-way)

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Ellies Fridge Safe Protector
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Just add 2 single pole or one double pole SPD in the DB. Bare minimum one on the live cable. With these you need one all over the house.
 
I have 3 of these Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plugs for the TV / Home Theatre / Streaming Box, my mini PC, Monitor & LTE Router, and for all the kitchen appliances (with 3 x Ellies High Surge Multiplugs), as well as an Ellies Fridge Safe Protector plug.

The Gizzu Universal Voltage Protector Plug will keep your appliances protected against damage caused by high voltage, low voltage, voltage dips, and power surges. It monitors the electricity voltage and automatically disconnects the power if the voltage is too high, or too low, protecting appliances and electronics from damage.

View attachment 1939630

It's on special for R69 at Gizzu:


Ellies High Surge Multiplug (12-way & 8-way)

View attachment 1939634 View attachment 1939644




Ellies Fridge Safe Protector
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Yup, in 2010 we moved everything over to sure surge protectors after a neighbour lost like 100 or 200k worth of printers from his printing home business.
 
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