People’s Powerline | March 2016
POWERShield Perks Continued from page 1
computers, and modems. And third, delicate electronic circuitry proliferates today’s modern home, leaving common appliances as vulnerable as computers to the eff ects of surges.
861900703 All is not lost
Homeowners can protect most digital electronics and appliances with surge suppressors. As the term implies, these devices suppress a fl uctuating power supply by diverting excess voltage to a ground wire.
PEC is proud to off er POWERShield which consists of two levels of protection: 1) at the meter base and 2) within the home in order to provide the ultimate in protection.
The fi rst line of defense against surges is a socket device installed at your meter base. This device is designed to reduce any potentially damaging external, high-voltage spikes and surges to a “safe” level before they enter your home via the power line.
Extra protection is provided by surge suppression devices installed at outlets within your home for sensitive electronic equipment. When installed properly,
these devices will protect your equipment from surges through the electrical wiring, telephone lines and coaxial cable. Device warranties range from $250 to $50,000.
Equipment and warranty are provided by TESCO, a name trusted by cooperative customers throughout the United States.
Protect your home through this program for $4.95 per month and a one time installation fee of $50, with a 60 month lease agreement. *During March, the $50 installation fee is discounted to $25. No deposit is required for current PEC consumers who have received service during the most recent 24 months and have established good credit with the cooperative. (For those who do not meet this criteria, there is a $100 refundable security deposit required to join the program.) The outside equipment remains the property of PEC; however, the devices inside the home are yours to keep.
Call us today at (580) 332- 3031 or toll-free 1-877- 456-3031 within the local Ada calling area.
Christmas Appliance Drawing
Take advantage of a PowerUp product any time this year and you’ll be entered in the Christmas appliance drawing on December 9, 2016! Take advantage of POWERShield or POWERWatch this month to be entered to win one of six major appliances!
• Washer and dryer combo • Stainless steel side-by-side refrigerator • Frost-free freezer
Energy Effi ciency Tip of the Month
• Stainless steel dishwasher • Flat screen TV • ENERGY STAR Heat Pump Water Heater
Consider purchasing rechargeable batteries – and an ENERGY STAR charger for them – which are more cost eff ective than disposable batteries. In the U.S. alone, more energy-effi cient battery chargers could save families more than $170 million annually.
Source:
energy.gov Youth Tour Testing Complete
During February, Tara Mullins, PEC’s Director of Public Relations, completed a Youth Test schedule throughout PEC’s service area. Tests were given at PEC’s headquarters in Ada, along with select sites in Coalgate, Moss and Wynnewood. Look for this year’s winners to be announced soon!
POWERWatch:
“Let us watch your power when you’re NOT.”
PEC has optional metering equipment available which will automatically notify PEC’s dispatch center of an outage at your specifi c location.
For members who elect this option, POWERWatch will notify PEC of a power outage, even when no one is at home. POWERWatch is ideal for lake homes and other locations that are not regularly occupied--or just when you’re on vacation.
Peace of mind for only $3 per month (single-phase meters), which is simply added to your monthly PEC electric bill. Three-phase customers may take advantage for $6 per month.
And that’s not all . . . we’ll even send you a POWERWatch email once your power has been restored to your meter for an additional $1 per month.
Simply contact PEC’s Customer Service department at toll-free 1-877-456-3031 or (580) 332-3031 (local Ada area) for more information or to initiate POWERWatch today at your meter location.
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