IronvellElectric
South Lake County & West Orange

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Panel-mounted surge protection for a part of Florida that takes more lightning than almost anywhere in the country.

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Whole-Home Surge Protection

Central Florida sits in the highest lightning density in the United States. Most surge damage is not a direct strike. It is the smaller, repeated surges that quietly shorten the life of everything with a circuit board in it. A panel-mounted device clamps those at the service entrance before they reach anything.

Signs

Worth doing if

  • You have lost electronics, an AC board, or an appliance to a storm before
  • You have solar, a pool pump, a well pump, or a variable-speed system
  • The house is full of LED fixtures and smart devices
  • You just paid for a panel upgrade and want to protect it
  • Your power blinks often during summer storms
How we work

What we install

  • A Type 2 device mounted at the panel, on a dedicated breaker
  • Proper short lead length, the single biggest factor in whether it actually works
  • Point-of-use protection at sensitive equipment where it makes sense
  • Warranty registration paperwork left with you
Service area

Where we work

South Lake County

ClermontGrovelandMinneolaMascotteMontverdeHowey-in-the-HillsFerndaleAstatulaYalaha

West Orange

Winter GardenOcoeeWindermereHorizon WestOaklandGothaTildenvilleKillarney
Questions

Common questions

Does it replace surge strips?

No, it works with them. The panel device takes the large events at the service; a good strip handles what is left at the equipment. Layered is how this is supposed to work.

Will it survive a direct strike?

Nothing survives a direct strike to the structure. What this protects against is everything else, which is the overwhelming majority of surge damage.

How long do they last?

Several years in this climate, and they wear out by absorbing hits. Most have an indicator light. Check it after a bad storm season.

Get a straight answer on surge protection.

Call and describe it. We will tell you what it likely is and what it costs to find out for certain.