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What are the Differences in Surge Protectors and Power Strips? Surge protectors and power strips, while similar in appearance and function, are not the same thing. They both serve as multi-outlet products that allow you to plug in multiple electrical devices, but each has a distinct purpose. A power strip, in particular, is a convenient extension of a wall outlet. It is a block of electrical sockets that allows multiple devices to be plugged in simultaneously, making it easier for you to use your electronic devices. On the other hand, surge protectors are designed with an important additional function. They allow multiple devices to be plugged in and protect those devices from power surges. Power surges can be caused by many various factors, including thunderstorms and lightning strikes, fluctuations in the power grid, or large appliances switching on and off. Call 970-330-1656 for a Free Estimate.

Conduit Fill Chart for Accurate Calculations The Conduit Fill Chart is another valuable tool that complements the Conduit Fill Calculator. This chart visually represents different conduit sizes and their corresponding fill capacities. It is beneficial when you want to quickly determine the appropriate conduit size without performing complex calculations. To use the Conduit Fill Chart effectively, follow these steps: Identify the size of the conduit you plan to use. Determine the diameter of the wires you intend to install. Locate the conduit size on the chart and find the corresponding wire size column. Find the intersection of the conduit and wire size to determine the maximum fill capacity expressed as a percentage. You can cross-check your calculations and ensure accurate results by using the Conduit Fill Chart in conjunction with the Conduit Fill Calculator. These tools provide a comprehensive solution for efficient and precise wire fill calculation.