The surge protector is a device specifically designed to safeguard the electronic components of a vehicle against possible voltage spikes, which may occur during welding tasks or when using a booster for starting.
This protector acts as a barrier that prevents costly and potentially irreversible damage to the car's electrical system.
In addition, it has additional protection against polarity reversals, which means it also protects in case the cables are connected incorrectly.
The device offers double visual and audible signaling, ensuring that the user is always aware of its operation and any eventuality that may arise during use.
This protector is essential for anyone who regularly works in vehicle repair or maintenance, providing an extra layer of security for the delicate electronic systems that are common in modern automobiles today.

Recommendations for Use
Connect the protector before doing any welding work or when using a booster.
Make sure the cable connections are correct before activating the device.
Verify that the device is in good condition before each use, reviewing visual and audible signals.
Disconnect the protector immediately after completing the task to avoid unnecessary overloading.
Use the protector in dry, clean environments to ensure optimal performance.

Maintenance Recommendations
Regular Inspection: Perform a visual inspection of the device before and after each use to identify possible damage or wear.
Proper Cleaning: Keep the protector clean and free of dust or debris that may affect its performance.
Proper Storage: Store the device in a dry, safe place when not in use, avoiding exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures.