Legally, Edenorte is, or at least used to be, liable for that. But good luck getting them to pay.
Protecom was set up for such issues.
My understanding is that refrigerators are damaged here from voltage drops NOT surges therefore surge protectors don't help protect them,a voltage stabilizer is needed.SOSU101 out in Perla Marina again 10:52 !!! What is going on! I've already had our big fridge blow even with all the Surge/Spike Suppression I have in the house electrical system !
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It's off right now. So...Any bets the power won't go out for the next 7 days on the North Coast?
I'll give 4 to 1 odds.
Not even for 100 to 1.Any bets the power won't go out for the next 7 days on the North Coast?
I'll give 4 to 1 odds.
The voltage protectors I am always mentioning will cut the power if the voltage spikes OR drops more than a volt or two. I've had mine for so long they have all turned yellow but still protect everything. I can post pictures of them again if you like.My understanding is that refrigerators are damaged here from voltage drops NOT surges therefore surge protectors don't help protect them,a voltage stabilizer is needed.
It gets attention - haven't you heard the squeaky wheel gets the greaseI don't understand how burning tires in the street improves the situation, but I guess people feel better for a few minutes.
True, but it's cultural as well. Happens in Haiti a lot. It's a bit more discomforting when someone is wearing said tire.It gets attention - haven't you heard the squeaky wheel gets the grease
That was a common tactic of Winnie Mandela who ran a band of thugs who brought people to her house to be tortured and killedTrue, but it's cultural as well. Happens in Haiti a lot. It's a bit more discomforting when someone is wearing said tire.
The results from burning tires in response to power outages are quite limited.It gets attention - haven't you heard the squeaky wheel gets the grease