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In Reply to: RE: Or... posted by AbeCollins on December 19, 2024 at 09:56:01:
I shut down everything including unplugging the stats. Once lost a couple of devices due to electrical storms while away so I'm a bit more careful.
Not related, but I got a free new service from State Farm that you might find cool. It's called Ting and it constantly monitors your electrical system. You plug the device into an outlet and configure to communicate via WiFi. We were given only one box so technically the upstairs isn't covered as it has its own breaker box but still is said to watch for disturbances caused by devices in your home, fire, etc.
Long term voltage for the past month in service has ranged from 124 to 129V averaging about 127.
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- When I'm out of town for an extended period of time - E-Stat 11:30:31 12/19/24 (6)
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