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A surge arrester is device that intercepts electrical surges and sends the spike to ground before it can hurt a connected device.These arresters are also known as surge protectors or lightning arresters, but there are some very small differences between these devices.his will stop the surge, but it also destroys the device. If the arrester is improperly installed, this fusion can cause more problems than the initial surge. The differences between a surge arrester, a surge protector and a lightning arrester are very minor.
What is a Surge Protector? A surge protector is designed to protect any device with a standard AC plug from damaging power surges and disruptive line noise transferred through the electrical wall outlet. A surge protector may have a long power cord or it may plug directly into the wall, and it usually has multiple outlets for connecting equipment. Some surge protectors also include protection for phone/modem lines, network (Ethernet) connections, and coaxial connections for cable, antenna, or satellite TV reception.