Costing under $100, the device is wired directly into your home's circuit breaker panel. It's a simple operation if you're experienced with electrical repairs; otherwise, hire an expert. Either way, keep those individual power strips, after all, there's no such thing as too much protection and some surges actually come from the energy flow inside the home itself.
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