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*Utility industry experts estimate that problems resulting from transient overvoltage costs U.S. companies $26 billion annually due to direct damage to electrical distribution systems, electronic equipment, software, tools, and the cost of lost productivity. Electrical transient voltages can originate inside your plant or on the utility grid. They can propagate through various levels of electrical and data systems. Destructive transient voltage sources can be obvious, such as a lightning strike during a thunderstorm, or subtle, such as static discharge from a human finger. At least 60% of transient overvoltage events occur inside the plant; the rest come from outside in the form of lightning and fluctuations in utility power. Transient overvoltages can stress electrical insulation if its rating is exceeded, leading to abrupt failure or gradual breakdown of the dielectric. Some industrial plants may experience thousands of transients per hour with voltage impulses exceeding 5-10 times the nominal system voltage in some cases. *By Jon Bickel, Square D/Schneider Electric, LaVergne, TN -- Plant Engineering, 9/1/2004 With Phaseback the Estimated $26 Billion Dollars in Losses can be reduced to ZERO because Applied Energy LLC has the only products that works at the beginning of voltage change and current flow. Contact us we’ll explain how they work. ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR TVSS AND MORE COST EFFECTIVE
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