Panel-mounted protectors • A/C protection • Permitted & inspected • (239) 880-9473
A whole-house Type 2 protector goes at the panel, and some homes add a second stage, a Type 1 plus Type 2 setup. A beach home often has extra equipment worth protecting: elevated A/C condensers, pool equipment, boat lift controls and dock outlets.
The Town of Fort Myers Beach runs its own Building Services Division within Community Development, separate from Lee County.
Yes. A protector at the panel covers the house; a unit made for the condenser, like the DITEK Kool Guard 2 we installed on a Cape Coral A/C, protects the A/C itself. On docks, GFCI or ground-fault equipment protection is the safety layer, with a No Swimming warning at the controls; see how we wired a Fort Myers Beach boat lift.
It is the cheapest time: the cover is off and the permit is open. After Ian, owners replacing service equipment often add protection at the same time so a future surge does not take out new gear.
A protector wired into the panel is an electrical modification, so it rides on the panel permit through the Town’s portal; the Town’s private provider inspects. We ask the Town early whether anything in the parcel’s flood conditions affects the work.
Every job is quoted after we see it. Call (239) 880-9473 or request a free estimate.
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