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Jeff Ulmer · 03-07-2006, 03:55 PM

I suspect the problem would be over or under voltage (brownouts), which would be corrected by a stabilizer, but I suspect the cost to protect a whole house could be prohibitive, and unecessary.

I would look at what someone like APC has to offer (http://apc.com/products/category.cfm?id=12&lid=12) for individual components. They have everything form simple, stepped regulators, to fully conditioned, sine wave output UPS systems.

For larger solutions, someone like IREM http://www.irem.it/en/AVR/AVRset.htm might be an option, although I know nothing about this company.

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Jeff Ulmer Member Location: Othyrworld Join Date: Aug 1998 Local Time: 04:50 PM Local Date: 01-08-2009 Posts: 8,696	I suspect the problem would be over or under voltage (brownouts), which would be corrected by a stabilizer, but I suspect the cost to protect a whole house could be prohibitive, and unecessary. I would look at what someone like APC has to offer (http://apc.com/products/category.cfm?id=12&lid=12) for individual components. They have everything form simple, stepped regulators, to fully conditioned, sine wave output UPS systems. For larger solutions, someone like IREM http://www.irem.it/en/AVR/AVRset.htm might be an option, although I know nothing about this company. DVD Reviewer, digitallyOBSESSED.com \| Othyrworld