Power Conditioner

To begin with, a first-rate conditioner filters and cleans inbound electricity and will noticeably improve your expensive audio-visual equipments performance. In short, the picture will look much clearer and the sound will be much cleaner. If you are going to spend big bucks on equipment, shouldn't you get the best possible sound or picture?


Secondly, most homeowners don't realize that the electricity coming into their homes is contaminated. A power conditioner will protect your audio-visual components from possible harm from electric spikes and surges. It will also protect the equipment from high voltage overloads and blackouts. Your equipment is also in eminent danger of long term damage thus resulting in expensive replacement parts for you. The contaminated electricity in your home will add a great deal of wear to internal circuits and power supplies as well as reducing the lifespan of the lights in overhead projectors and DLP televisions.

However, you should be careful as not all of these products do a good job of protecting you from unhealthy A/C.

Probably the best name in conditioners due to their amazing functionality is Furman. Consumers love them as they offer an extremely high level of protection and offer a tremendous variety of models that are appropriate to certain applications.

Furman power conditioners are made by Furman Sound, a corporation that is one of the pioneers of electric companies and entered the field in the early 1970"s by implementing sound improvements to several top music groups including the Grateful Dead. You can read the company history on the Furman website.

These amazing devices can be used for any function related to electricity. However, just like their roots, most people think music when hearing conditioners especially the name Furman. Most bands now utilize power conditioners, you will find them in all of the sound systems in arenas, airports, etc, and smart homeowners have begun using them to filter the electricity in their home and improve the sound and picture of their A/V devices.