Whole House Circuit Breaker Surge Protector

I am in the garage door business and when I install new garage door openers I add a surge protector so the circuit board is not damaged from lightning or a power surge. These Belkin one outlet Surge-cubes are just the right thing for my work. They are self mounting with the plug, they are small, and they don't cover the other outlet.

Whole house speakers for sound.

Whole house audio

I bought the EcoFlow Delta Pro with extra batteries and a solar panel for emergency backup mostly but it has many other uses. Recently I had a faulty circuit breaker in my home that kept popping the circuit that powers my refrigerators and freezer. Having the Delta Pro allowed me to shut down the house power and work safely on the electrical panel and allow me to troubleshoot to find the faulty breaker and have it fixed. Had my two refrigerators, one 18 cubic, the other 22cubic foot, chest freezer and a couple of lights and a floor fan, all running about 10 hours of normal use, while I had my faulty breaker replaced and had the home service panel serviced for additional problems as well. Only used about 47% of the batteries total charge and probably could have run it the following full day before it would have run out of power. Could of use this unit last year when we lost power for three day in February in Texas. That was a long three days. Now I am prepared for future power outages. Attached are photos of how I set up my unit.

This is a very solid, flexible dimmer pack. Very easy to set up. I like the easy to reach circuit breaker for each channel. Highly recommend for the price.

Great protection for your gear. Circuit breaker no lag in ethernet. A ton of outlets . Have not had to put it to test in terms of a shortage or outage but based on the specs I'm confident. Confidence is key. You can quote me on that.

Ace Hardware sells an on/off toggle switch you can use with this. Plugs right into your monster circuit breaker ;-). I could have wired an in line on off switch but for that price, I'll have another beer, lol. As for the rest this item, can't really be beat for the price anywhere. Unless you start spending over 1k this is the ticket.

Good surge protector.

SOILD! Surge Protector!

Like everything else in the UniFi lineup, this access point has been nothing but rock solid and easy to set up. It works great to expand wifi coverage to my backyard, since the wifi signal inside my house doesn't make it reliably outside. I can't comment on the mesh functionality since I have it connected via Cat 6 outdoor ethernet cable to a Ubiquiti US-8-60W switch inside the house, so it's just acting like an access point rather than a mesh network. It is also connected outside to a Ubiquiti ETH-SP-G2 surge protector (in the picture, which I need to ground), and a second ETH-SP-G2 on the outside of the house, where the ethernet cable goes into the house (grounded). The access point and surge protector is mounted under my deck, on one of the support pillars. My only negative feedback is the mounting options. While the access point comes with a few different options (pole mount, wall mount, and antenna mount), the mount that I was going to use (wall mount) doesn't look like it has a way to detach the access point too easily. I first mounted it to the Ubiquiti Universal Antenna Mount (UB-AM), but the antenna mount was overkill for one little access point and the surge protector, so I ended up returning that. I like the antenna mount that comes with the access point, which I ultimately used, since it has a tab you push to detach the access point from the mount. I intend to remove the access point during the winter, since I'm not in my backyard much then (living in Colorado). So I ended up drilling a couple of small screw holes in the middle of the antenna mount, which has worked well.