Siemens Launches FirstSurge Total Home Surge Protection

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Siemens Canada’s First Surge, a new commercial class total home protection family, offers increasing robustness capabilities, low clamping voltage performance and worry free audible alarm notification. The FirstSurge family includes: FirstSurge Power (FS060) 60kA surge capacity• FirstSurge Plus(FS100) 100kA surge capacity• FirstSurge Pro (FS140) 140kA surge capacity.

Features and benefits include:
• Three stage commercial grade notification
• Ground Referencing Monitoring (GRM)
• Installs on any brand loadcentre
• Type 4 rated outdoor enclosure

Check out a Siemens FirstSurge podcast: http://www.brainshark.com/siemensca/vu?pi=zImzUqtjTz8gyFz0.

For more information, visit www.siemens.ca/surge or contact us at info.lv.ca@siemens.com.

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