Thank you for your interest in surgeSENSE, manufactured by Kenick, Inc.  The single-phase transient voltage surge suppressor (TVSS) offered by LCEC is designed to help protect your major motor-driven appliances from harmful transient voltage surges attempting entry into your home.


$188.50 plus tax (no installation fee)

surgeSENSE installation can only be completed for accounts that have active LCEC electric service. Pending orders to start service in your name do not qualify as an active service, until they have been completed. 

You may re-submit this form after your LCEC electric service has officially started in your name.

The surgeSENSE devices currently offered by LCEC are only compatible with single-phase meter sockets rated at 400 amps or less.  For electric services rated above 400 amps (transformer rated) or 3-phase meter sockets, please consult a licensed electrician for surge suppression options.          

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  •        Full payment is due after receipt of your invoice.  Your product invoice will be generated within 2 business days after submitting this form.

  •        Invoices not paid in full after 10 days will be voided and no service order will be created for installation; in this case you may need to contact LCEC and begin the process again.

  • Your surgeSENSE will be installed within 10 business days from full payment of invoice.
  •        You will receive a call 2 business days prior to the appointment with the date/time window of installation. 

  •        Power will be briefly interrupted upon installation of surgeSENSE.

  • I understand that once installed, the surgeSENSE device cannot be returned for a partial or full refund.

  •        I understand LCEC is not responsible for member-owned equipment that is lost or damaged by unauthorized electrical workers working inside of your meter socket, or damages or losses due to natural causes such as hurricanes.


Terms and Conditions

Installation and Care of Property


The meter-based transient voltage surge suppressor (TVSS) can only be installed, serviced, or removed by a designated Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc. (LCEC) representative.


If a member moves to another compatible location within LCEC’s service territory the meter-based TVSS may be removed and reinstalled at the new location; a transfer fee will be charged.  Please note: If the new location has a different size or type of electric meter socket, the meter-based TVSS may not be compatible for relocation. 

  

The equipment provided will not protect against direct or indirect lightning strikes beyond the manufacturer’s rated energy absorption level.


Claims and Expenses


In the event the protective effectiveness of the meter-based TVSS should be interrupted or fail for any reason, the utility’s obligation shall be to: confirm the unit is within the manufacturer’s warranty period; verify the unit is connected properly and that the indicator light is illuminated; remove the unit if still within manufacturer’s warranty and send back to the manufacturer for applicable testing and covered warranty repairs or replacement; reinstall unit back into the member’s meter socket upon receipt from the manufacturer.


Warranty and Service Information


All warranties provided are from the TVSS manufacturer; all warranty issues or claims shall be handled directly through them.


The member shall hold the utility harmless in connection with the operation, service, and installation of the meter-based TVSS.


LCEC is not responsible for any damages from weather or lightning-related incidents.


The building’s electrical grounding system must be intact in order for TVSS devices to function.


Appliances and devices containing microprocessors such as televisions, microwaves, computers, modems, alarms, phones, stereos, faxes, copiers, printers, garage door openers, and other similar types of equipment are not fully protected by the meter-based TVSS alone.  Sensitive electronic components often need a secondary TVSS, such as a plug-in power strip or battery backup unit with built-in surge suppression which offers protection for any wires connected to a device, in order to attempt full surge suppression.