Warranty Lg Refrigerator Power Surge

APC makes the best surge protectors on the market and the model P8T3 is no exception. It comes with a lifetime product warranty AND a $150,000 protected equipment warranty and the surge protection is rated at 2770 Joules, not 1750 Joules as stated in Amazon's product description. The big advantage is that it has four wide spaced outlets which easily accomodates those bulky power adapters. In addition the power cord swilvels 180 degrees to make it convenient for placement. A very convenient feature is that the front panel has two LED indicators. The first one lights up green to let you know that protection is working. The second one lights up red if there is a building wiring fault. The first time that I plugged in the surge protector, the building wiring fault LED lighted up red so I knew that I had plugged it in to an incorectly wired outlet. I plugged it in to a different outlet and the red LED didn't light up so I knew that I had plugged it in to a correctly wired outlet. If you are looking for superior quality at a low cost then this is the perfect choice.

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We had a major power surge during a storm and the Belkin F9H100-CW Surge-Cube saved us a lot of money... and a lot of heartache. Our refrigerator and stove were plugged into them. Both burned out, just the way they should, saving our costly appliances from damage. To put in into perspective, our hvac/heater panel was fried and had to be replaced. (Not cheap) We immediately re-ordered 3 more. I highly recommend these surge cubes for anything with a computer based operating system.

The battery works very well with my Delta 2. I am using these to run my refrigerator and freezer in my garage. I have installed fixed solar panels that have so far provided enough power to work for most of the day. The automation features and reserve power settings are very useful. I have already been able to use the units to power my refrigerators during a power outage. Great combination.

I purchased the Delta Max 2000, and 2 of the 220w bifacial solar panels for emergency backup power when the electricity goes out. It will keep the refrigerator and deep freezer running so food doesn’t spoil. I charged it with with the home a/c outlet and have not used the solar panels yet. I plugged in the refrigerator and deep freezer and it has plenty of power to keep them running until it can be recharged with the solar panels. I believe this will be perfect though I haven’t tested the solar panels.

Going into another hurricane season here in south Louisiana and I am ready for just about anything power wise. Delta Max 2000 with smart generator with a home made adapter to connect to my home transfer switch. The big game changer is the ability to power the house all night without having to run the generator. Last year after hurricane Ida, the problem was to run the generator at night you were advertising the fact that you had one and always had to worry it might get stolen. With the Delta max, it can be brought inside at night and kept safe while at the same time powering our lights, computers and refrigerator. With the smart generator, the engine only needs to run when the Delta max needs power, saving noise and more importantly gasoline. I also have two smaller Ecoflow units (river max and deta mini) that will keep power on to the computers and refrigerator while switching out the delta for another generator, or while moving it inside at night. I might add some solar in the future to save a little more on generator run time and gasoline. But, for this season I am pretty happy with what I have. In testing, on a cool enough day not to need the air-conditioning, the delta managed the whole house.. all the lights, refrigerator, tv, computers, even the microwave with ease. My wife didn't even realize the house was being powered by a battery. Great products from Ecoflow.

This setup is used to power our refrigerator and freezer during power outages. The Delta 2 and extra battery is charged with an EcoFlow 160 watt panel and/or a propane powered generator AC port. The Delta 2 is easy to manage through the app and I hope to purchase an additional solar 160 watt solar panel and an EcoFlow Smart bi-fuel generator to supplement our setup.

I purchased the Delta 2 over the Delta 1 due to the expected longevity of the newer battery. I wanted something that I could take in my RV(without having a permanent install) and use as a power outage source to run a refrigerator through the night instead of a loud generator. It is amazing that you get 1000 watts of power, an MPPT controller, inverter, and a lightning fast charge time. The Delta 2 really shined during RV dry camping. I made a 200 watt solar briefcase out of two HQST panels from amazon and pvc piping for legs so I can place the panels in direct sunlight and track the sun position. I found the app super useful in monitoring the incoming and outcoming power. You learn what the power draws from each device is and can tailor the charging to maximize the collected power. I knew that my coffee pot and grinder needed 30% of the charge capacity so I always made sure I had that reserve in the morning. And the Delta's ability to run AC devices was amazing. My wife can run her hair dryer and doesn't have to sacrifice that for dry camping anymore. As the Delta charged during the day I plugged the trailer in to send the collected energy to the rv battery (actually by just turning the AC outputs on with the app), once the rv battery was back to 100 percent I was able to turn the refrigerator from propane to electric as needed until the sun light started to diminish. I found the Ecoflow Delta 2 to be super versatile and amazing value for an all-in-one system. The only two things I was left wanting was to run a 700w heater through the night and my air conditioning. But, having those features would require a much larger unit and I like the portability of the existing system.

I purchased the EcoFlow Delta 2 to power my CPAP machine for camping trips and to power CPAP and refrigerator during power loss at our house. We had good success with the Delta 2 camping to power my CPAP for two nights including lighting and phone charging. We had a 5 hour power loss in December of 2022 and the Delta 2 was able to power the refrigerator along with Keurig coffee maker and microwave to prepare breakfast and lunch. I also purchased the bifacial solar panels and have recharged the Delta 2 with the panels located along a south facing wall. If we have an extended power loss during a snow or severe weather event, I have a small tailgating generator to run periodically during the day to recharge the Delta 2 for day use while it is running appliances since it has pass through capability and then transition to Delta 2 only at night to power CPAP and refrigerator while sleeping. Solar panels would be used for extended camping trips or extended power loss at house if generator runs out of gas or breaks down.

After 2 months of storage, I pulled in my refrigerator, fans, computer, TV and other devices during a power outage. I used it for hours cutting wood outside with my 18in electric chain saw as it was powering my class B motor home. It has changed the way I camp outdoors in my RV.