True, a surge protector is a preventative component of a disaster recovery plan (DRP).
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An appliance or device known as a surge protector is designed to shield electrical equipment from voltage peaks in alternating current (AC) circuits. A voltage spike is a brief, over 1,000 volt event that normally lasts 1 to 30 microseconds.
Typically, the surge protector will turn on at a certain voltage, about three to four times the voltage from the mains, and direct the current to earth. Some gadgets could take in the increase and discharge heat. They are often rated based on how many joules of energy they can hold.
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