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From: Augenbra%udel-eecis3.delaware@UDEL-LOUIE
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Subject: MOV transient protectors
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Date: Wed, 20-Feb-85 15:30:26 EST
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What is the proper configuration for hooking up an MOV to a power
line?  (i.e.  in series or in parallel?).

If it hooks up in parallel to the power line, why wouldn't one MOV
work for your entire house?  It seems that it would, because all the
lines in the house are connected to together in parallel.
							Joe