Pick your panel type and the protection level you want — see the exact product, connected-equipment warranty, and install method.
Square D Homeline panels enable plug-in or plug-on-neutral installs — fewer wires, faster job. Any other brand uses the universal external-wired SPDs.
kA is how big a surge the device can absorb. Higher = bigger surges handled = longer device life across years of small surges.

Why this pick: What most of our customers choose. Maximum surge capacity, lifetime device warranty, and an outdoor-rated enclosure.
Final pricing depends on panel readiness, location, and any accompanying work. Your electrician will quote it on-site.
Bigger kA = handles larger surges + longer device life under daily small surges.




* HEPD80 is marketed at $75,000 connected-equipment coverage. Schneider's formal limited-warranty caps claim payouts at $50,000 or the homeowner's insurance deductible, whichever is less.
Plug-in strips only protect what's plugged into them. A whole-home SPD covers every circuit in the house — including hard-wired equipment.
Surges come from outside (utility switching, lightning) and inside (motors cycling, EV charger). Best practice is two layers.
Mounted at or in the main electrical panel. Type 1 or Type 2 SPD that absorbs the bulk of any incoming surge — including utility surges that hit before any plug strip can react.
This is what we install (HEPD25 / HEPD50 / HEPD80 / HOM SKUs / CHSPT2ULTRA).
Type 3 SPDs (plug-in surge strips) at sensitive electronics — TV, computer, audio gear. They catch the smaller residual surges that get past the panel-level SPD.
Buy these yourself — they're inexpensive and complement the whole-home device.
Free on-site assessment. We confirm panel compatibility, recommend the right tier for your home, and quote it transparently.