Guaranteed Voltage Protection

The Surge Protector Myth: A $4 Billion Consumer Illusion

By Professor Siegel - Over 25 Years in High Education

Today, I'm pulling back the curtain on one of the largest non-political consumer scams in modern history: the myth of surge protection. Let's get straight to the point: Over 200 million surge protectors are in use right now. In the past decade. Americans have spent over $4 billion on them, according to Coherent Marketing Insights. But what are we really buying?

We're Told We Need Surge Protection. But Do We?

Sure, surge protectors work-but only in the most limited way. Each device contains a certain number of joules, meant to absorb voltage spikes. But here's what they don't tell you:

Those joules burn out over time, sometimes in a single surge.
You'll never know when your device has stopped protecting you.
Most experts recommend replacing them every 90 days. That's right-every 3 months.
In the end, you're left with a glorified extension cord and zero peace of mind.

And guess what? One of the largest manufacturers-APC-has exited the surge protector business. Ask yourself: why?

Your Home Office Deserves Actual Protection

You've spent thousands on TVs, home theaters, gaming, phones, audio systems, computers-and they deserve better than the illusion of protection. Most surge protectors are non-functional before you even realize it.

So what's the solution?

The PV2500 is NOT a surge protector but a VOLTAGE PROTECTOR.

Unlike surge protection which uses jouetes to absorb spikes in electricity to protect all devices that are plugged into it, the PV2500 is so different. UNLIKE surge which burns out after a spike, the PV2500 never burns out. lt senses incoming voltage and automatically shuts off the power to everything plugged into it when the voltage goes over 135v. When it drops below 135v, it automatically turns on the power. high voltage damages our electronic investments, so does low power. The 2500 shuts of voltage below 100v and again restores power when it reaches a higher number. Low voltage can be as destructive as high voltage. Made in North America and not China.