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Q: Can 50 Amp models be operated on a 120V/30 Amp, 120V/20 Amp or 120V/15 Amp power source?  A: Yes, in most cases, purchased RV adapter cord sets can be used with your SurgeGuard products...

As hurricane season continues, the National Hurricane Center is now monitoring two new disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean that have the potential to develop into tropical depressions or storms in the

Hurricane Beryl came ashore on the Texas coast near Matagorda early Monday as a Category 1 hurricane, driving a destructive path through the Houston metro area. The storm knocked out power to roughly

Tropical Disturbance Update The National Hurricane Center is closely monitoring a tropical wave located south of the Cabo Verde Islands in the eastern Atlantic Ocean. As of September 2, 2025, the syst

When your mind wanders to thoughts of weather calamities, no doubt it’s calmed by thoughts of generators. After all, severe weather leads to blackouts and generators return power to your home or off

In today’s society, we relate the term “cyberattack” to someone cracking code and gaining access to such critical information as our credit card and social security numbers. However, a new book by j

The lull in Atlantic hurricane activity may be ending as forecasters monitor two tropical waves, one with a high probability of becoming the season's next tropical storm. Predictions still call for an

Q: Can the PowerSave 1200 be installed outdoors? A: Yes, as long as it is protected with a 20A 240V breaker or fuses. Q: How does the Power-Save store power? A: The capacitors are just holding a...

As many as 39 million Americans in the northeast states have been hit by a major Nor’easter that pummeled the region with torrential rains of 1 to 2-inches per hour at times and drenched New York, N

As Florida braces for the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued its most alarming preseason forecast yet. Anticipating an unprec

Electricity has become a necessity. And, like any necessity it is sorely missed when it isn’t available. In the United States today, electricity like water flows through more than 450,000 miles of h

Hurricane Ian has left more than 2.5 millions of Floridians without power as it is downgraded to a tropical storm early Thursday. The storm is still considered dangerous as it continues to move thro