When lightning strikes nearby you'll hear it click since the AC is fluctuating

We get lightning strikes a

A large bolt of lightning struck very close to us and the resulting thunderclap made us all jump

I had a powersurge from a lightning strike.

No brownout, no lightning strike, no nothing

I guess my cable modem will have to take one for the team in the event of a nearby lightning strike or other surge-inducing event.

It replaced a rat's nest of surge protecting power strips and extension cords that proved to be of little use against nearby lightning strikes

Really one can't expect much when the lightning struck so hard that 50 yards of gas line to the street was pulled 2 feet out of the ground, copper water lines just melted, all windows broken and wood siding from a side wall void of any metal except nail was blown off and found 60 yards away

After a fairly close lightning strike, the power went off for about 3 seconds, then back on

This is nice for knowing how many times it has protected my $20k of computer and electronic equipment, here in Florida; with issues from the power company, to the frequently occasional lightning strike/ tree/ other environmental event.

I replaced two aging UPS' that failed during a lightning strike.

Adds protection to the TV and cable box from power surges along coaxial cable from lightning strikes (yes, I once lost a TV to lightning).

so we get frequent (but brief) power outages and lightning strikes.

Has always protected my PC and network (running 24x7) from nearby lightning strikes and brief power outages.

They both took a direct lightning strike to my home that destroyed 95% of anything electrical in the house

With two(2) of these plugged into the exact same duplex outlet, the bad one(s) would cycle randomly, while the good one(s) would work fine, so this appears not to be a utility power problem.

I would suggest CyberPower hire one of the many now unemployed English professors and have the guy write up a decent User’s Maual in the tradition of APC.

BTW: I also tested my Samsung 28-inch 4K monitor (LU28E590DS) and it worked just fine on battery backup.

I currently have a 65in 4K LED TV, my PS4 Pro and my XBOX ONE connected to this unit

Stress testing 10900K at all-core 5.1 GHz with Prime95 is 460W. Stress testing Radeon 7 with Furmark is

This one is protecting my new 4K Smart TV, BlueRay Player, Cable Box, and Sound Bar