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Intermatic p1353me protection
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I recently installed an Intermatic P1253me Timer and was told by my local pool store that the timers tend to go out when hit by lightning strikes or power surges. Has anyone else seen this issue? Is there anything I can do to wire in some sort of surge protection? Thanks |
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