In the past two weeks my local coop utility (Jackson EMC) has had two power outages in near perfect weather. Both times took place between 7PM and 8:30PM during the week, and lasted from several seconds to over an hour. Both evens affected not just my neighborhood, or my specifically tied-to sub-station, but a much broader scope of affected customers.
What is strange that while I cannot speak of recent times, I have lived from New England to Florida, never less than a year at a time, and never experienced as many power outages as I have since residing in the state og Georgia, and more specifically the county of Gwinnett.
While I have tolerated the occasional brown-out (once or twice a year), the increase and duration of power outages is making me nervous now that I have increasingly more expensive electronics in the home. As such, I'd like to consider something that could withstand brownouts or blackouts for the projector--most expensive component in my theater.
Can someone recommend a starting point? Both in product and expected starting area in terms of cost? This is more for the interrupted protection than the sustained operating use of said component.
What is strange that while I cannot speak of recent times, I have lived from New England to Florida, never less than a year at a time, and never experienced as many power outages as I have since residing in the state og Georgia, and more specifically the county of Gwinnett.
While I have tolerated the occasional brown-out (once or twice a year), the increase and duration of power outages is making me nervous now that I have increasingly more expensive electronics in the home. As such, I'd like to consider something that could withstand brownouts or blackouts for the projector--most expensive component in my theater.
Can someone recommend a starting point? Both in product and expected starting area in terms of cost? This is more for the interrupted protection than the sustained operating use of said component.
