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Cal-Lab Lightning Isolators (CLLI)
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Common Surge Protection Devices/Arrestors
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What's New?
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- CLLI does not attempt to arrest lightning, like common SPDs do
- It's Safe technology, considered new & viable, was granted a USA patent
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Common SPDs employs a 50-year old technology
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which attempts to arrest lightning from each source, making it impossible to effectively protect you and your equipment
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Technology deployed?
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- USA patented Safe Island concept
- Safe Island concept - predetermined
weak-link-components will give way to ISOLATE & prevent powerful
lightning surges from reaching equipment & user
- A vast difference
from an ineffective attempt to arrest lightning
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Max surge protection limit?
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No surge limit
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Each CLLI is uniquely designed to isolate at designated surge levels
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leaving lightning surge of any magnitude isolated from equipment & user
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- Depending on type and make, but there’s ALWAYS a surge limit
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How effective?
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- 100% effective since 1995 for BOTH users and equipment
- after selling more than 1,000,000 units - NO record of equipment damage
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Safe ONLY within the surge limit
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No warning as to when it will fail.
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Affordability?
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- Depending on brand, can reach RM100s even RM1,000s
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Any guarantee?
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No.
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"Assurance” from 3rd party Insurance is offered
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but consider this - why buy any SPD, if you still need Insurance, knowing that it may not work?
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Eco-Friendly? |
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Yes.
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Because Cal-Lab's Safe Island technology keeps equipment safe, which means less dumping of damaged equipment to landfills
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LLSWA uses only what is absolutely necessary to reuse/restore a lightning damaged CLLI to a perfectly healthy one. This means, unnecessary use of raw materials
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- No.
- Equipment can sustain damages + damaged arrestors/SPDs are not reused/restored
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Equipment downtime?
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- Minimum.
- With Cal-Lab's LLSWA, immediate CLLI replacements cuts downtime operation to a minimum
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- Depending on brand, downtime can stretch from weeks, even months, as insurance companies step into the picture
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