This whole home surge protector give us some piece of mind with all the spikes and fluctuations in our power grid. We have had five pieces of electronics ruened by spikes over the last 3 years. Naturally our power company when called was less than sympathetic, even insulting.
Not everything can be plugged into a strip surge protector, so this panel mount, whole home unit is just what we need, and should be code required throughout the country. It simply goes where two breakers go in the power panel. A five minute install. The green light on the surge protector means it's working.
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At Schneider Electric we provide energy and automation digital solutions for efficiency and sustainability in homes, buildings, data centers, infrastructure, and industries.
QO/HOM 2175SB Surge Protective Device
A compact and affordable surge suppressor designed for installation into any QO/Homeline residential load center. Provides surge suppression for most secondary distribution wiring.
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| Price | $50.15 | $71.00 | $63.98 | $82.95 | $90.54 | — |
| Surge current capacity | 25 kA | 22.5kA | 22.5kA | 50 kA | 50 kA | 80 kA |
| SCCR | 25kAIC | 22kAIC | 22kAIC | 25kAIC | 25kAIC | 25kAIC |
| NEMA Enclosure Rating | NEMA 4X | Install in Panel | Install in Panel | NEMA 4X | Install in Panel | NEMA 4X |
| Size | 62.23 mm (H) x 73.41 mm (W) x 52.32 mm (D) | 93.98 mm (H) x 38.10 mm (W) x 66.04 mm (D) | HOM: 93.98 mm (H) x 50.80 mm (W) x 66.04 mm (D) | 82.04 mm (H) x 94.49 mm (W) x 53.34 mm (D) | 101 mm (H) x 38 mm (W) x 66 mm (D) | 82.04 mm (H) x 94.49 mm (W) x 53.34 (D) |
| Compatibilty with any Brand Load Center | ✓ | QO/NQ Load Center | HOM: Homeline Load Center | ✓ | Homeline Plug on Neutral Only (newer than 2014) | ✓ |
| Wiring Required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| LED indicator status | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Flush Mount Kit | HEPD25MKF | HEPD58MKF | HEPD58MKF |
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A Second Line of Defense Against Lightning
I live in the lightning capital of North America, Orlando Florida. As a result, after my most recent loss to a lightning strike (it's probably happened 5 times in the last 20 years), my electrician recommended that I install TVSS's/surgebreakers as a second line of defense (the first line is a surge arrestor that my electric company installed on my electric meter). TVSS stands for transient voltage surge suppressor.He recommended that I install two, one in my outside main box (pic 2) and one inside my inside breaker box (pic 1). Per the instructions and guidance of yet another electrician, I installed them at the position closest to where the power enters the box, as you can see, both are in the top positions. Notice in picture 1, the two breakers below the surgebreaker are single pole tandem breakers. That's because I had to turn 4 positions into 2 in order to make room for the TVSS (surgebreaker). Also notice that in both pictures, there is a green LED lit, indicating that they are functioning properly and protecting me. If you aren't experienced in electrical breaker box work, you should have a licensed electrician do the work. There's enough power going into those boxes to fry you like bacon in seconds!One thing I really like about these TVSS's, is they are manufactured by Schneider Electric. I have other Schneider equipment and found the quality to be outstanding! As a matter of fact, I have a 3rd line of defense for electric surges and it is, that I have 3 different ACP conditioners with surge suppression and battery backup, which are made by Schneider Electric, on my computer, and two TV's and electronic components.The warranty is 3 years after the date of purchase or 2 years following the installation date, whichever occurs earlier.The warranty covers you for up to $10,000 and covers major household appliances (not microwaves or countertop appliances). While the warranty doesn't specifically cover audio, video, and computer equipment, the very fact that a TVSS is installed IS going to help protect those items too. The surgebreaker is made in Mexico for Schneider Electric USA, Inc.Even if you don't live in Central Florida, you get lightning strikes occasionally, and I recommend that you install atleast one of these devices in the upper position of your outside main breaker box, or your inside breaker box. It could save you some headaches.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020
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Easy to install and shows if it is still working properly. GREAT Visual Status feedback.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020
My previous unit was over 20 years old and didn't have any indicator if the unit was working properly, just a metal tube. After a thunderstorm I decided it was time to get a new unit. I have a Square-D Homeline breaker panel and searched for something that would fit my panel AND have a VISIBLE indication as to the status of the unit. This fit both requirements and was affordable to boot. First I turned off the main breaker then removed the cover panel. I had to move a few of the existing breakers but the instillation was very easy. Do not attempt to do this if you are not comfortable with working on the inside of the panel ( 220 VAC and 200 AMP). This is the service entrance panel in the garage. There is another panel in the basement that has all the breakers for the house. The Green Status light is very reassuring that the unit is operating properly.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2018
He recommended that I install two, one in my outside main box (pic 2) and one inside my inside breaker box (pic 1). Per the instructions and guidance of yet another electrician, I installed them at the position closest to where the power enters the box, as you can see, both are in the top positions. Notice in picture 1, the two breakers below the surgebreaker are single pole tandem breakers. That's because I had to turn 4 positions into 2 in order to make room for the TVSS (surgebreaker). Also notice that in both pictures, there is a green LED lit, indicating that they are functioning properly and protecting me. If you aren't experienced in electrical breaker box work, you should have a licensed electrician do the work. There's enough power going into those boxes to fry you like bacon in seconds!
One thing I really like about these TVSS's, is they are manufactured by Schneider Electric. I have other Schneider equipment and found the quality to be outstanding! As a matter of fact, I have a 3rd line of defense for electric surges and it is, that I have 3 different ACP conditioners with surge suppression and battery backup, which are made by Schneider Electric, on my computer, and two TV's and electronic components.
The warranty is 3 years after the date of purchase or 2 years following the installation date, whichever occurs earlier.
The warranty covers you for up to $10,000 and covers major household appliances (not microwaves or countertop appliances). While the warranty doesn't specifically cover audio, video, and computer equipment, the very fact that a TVSS is installed IS going to help protect those items too. The surgebreaker is made in Mexico for Schneider Electric USA, Inc.
Even if you don't live in Central Florida, you get lightning strikes occasionally, and I recommend that you install atleast one of these devices in the upper position of your outside main breaker box, or your inside breaker box. It could save you some headaches.
Style: Electrical Distribution BoardVerified Purchase
A Second Line of Defense Against Lightning
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2018
I live in the lightning capital of North America, Orlando Florida. As a result, after my most recent loss to a lightning strike (it's probably happened 5 times in the last 20 years), my electrician recommended that I install TVSS's/surgebreakers as a second line of defense (the first line is a surge arrestor that my electric company installed on my electric meter). TVSS stands for transient voltage surge suppressor.Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2018
He recommended that I install two, one in my outside main box (pic 2) and one inside my inside breaker box (pic 1). Per the instructions and guidance of yet another electrician, I installed them at the position closest to where the power enters the box, as you can see, both are in the top positions. Notice in picture 1, the two breakers below the surgebreaker are single pole tandem breakers. That's because I had to turn 4 positions into 2 in order to make room for the TVSS (surgebreaker). Also notice that in both pictures, there is a green LED lit, indicating that they are functioning properly and protecting me. If you aren't experienced in electrical breaker box work, you should have a licensed electrician do the work. There's enough power going into those boxes to fry you like bacon in seconds!
One thing I really like about these TVSS's, is they are manufactured by Schneider Electric. I have other Schneider equipment and found the quality to be outstanding! As a matter of fact, I have a 3rd line of defense for electric surges and it is, that I have 3 different ACP conditioners with surge suppression and battery backup, which are made by Schneider Electric, on my computer, and two TV's and electronic components.
The warranty is 3 years after the date of purchase or 2 years following the installation date, whichever occurs earlier.
The warranty covers you for up to $10,000 and covers major household appliances (not microwaves or countertop appliances). While the warranty doesn't specifically cover audio, video, and computer equipment, the very fact that a TVSS is installed IS going to help protect those items too. The surgebreaker is made in Mexico for Schneider Electric USA, Inc.
Even if you don't live in Central Florida, you get lightning strikes occasionally, and I recommend that you install atleast one of these devices in the upper position of your outside main breaker box, or your inside breaker box. It could save you some headaches.
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Brian
Nice
Reviewed in Canada on January 15, 2023Style: Electrical Distribution BoardVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
worked great
Reviewed in Canada on August 26, 2019Style: Electrical Distribution BoardVerified Purchase
Carmen A Proznick
No information as to pro or cons for the product.
Reviewed in Canada on August 22, 2019Style: Electrical Distribution BoardVerified Purchase
Gerald M.
Did not fit my square D panel
Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2020Style: Electrical Distribution BoardVerified Purchase
