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You know, your computer equipment draws about as much power as a desk lamp. Why do you want separate circuits? It isn't an air compressor or a table saw.

You can't really avoid the clutter with all the cables and s*it. You can hide the cables, and while you are hiding them, hide the surge protector too.

"JW" wrote in news:l1kQa.216$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com:

Yes. The ones I've seen protect all branch circuits in the panel, not just what's connected to the load of the surge suppressor breaker. Here are examples from Siemens:

If you really want to protect the computer, install a UPS (uninterruptable power supply). It keeps a steady voltage going to the computer and kicks off input if it goes too high or too low as well as surges that a surge protector would catch.

Tom J who has ups on all electronics

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A breaker for a single circuit? No. Whole house protector? Yes.

Yes UPS's are great. Just be sure to but a good quality unit. Cheap ones don't have good enough surge protection.