Lightning is actually a sudden discharge of high voltage and high current arisiing out of large voltage(potential) differences between charged clouds. These surges, in their path towards the earth, can strike power lines and antennae and pass through the wires to the terminal equipment such as TV. The huge currents and voltages, even though of short life, can damage the electrical components and electronic circuits which are usually designed for low power. The surges are so powerful that they can destroy the equipment even if they are off but connected to the mains/antenna.
Yes. If the thunderstorm is severe the storm could blow the TV up. You should turn it off and unplug it.
For added protection you should purchase a good quality "surge protector" or some other device to place between the TV plug and your electric outlet in case you're not there to unplug it during a storm. A surge protector can be installed by a professional that will cover the whole house.
well it depends.
if your TV is plugged in then the chances are higher.
if your house is struck by lightening then your TV would probably explode from the voltage/amps
if your TV is not plugged in and is at least 3 feet away from the outlet then its usually safe.
if its close to your plug (1-2 feet) the electricity might jump from the outlet to your TV.
yes but only if your t.v is conected to the satalite dish
Mostly It's just called "Fried"
Lightning can kill you. Lightning also can cause a fire and serious damage to anything it strikes.
Not usually. Most lightning bolts never cause any damage or harm anyone. It can, however, occasionally be a disaster. Lightning can kill and injure people, damage property, and start fires.
It is about 5-6 billion dollars!
The lightning tries to hit you but the building block it, you are safe.
Mostly It's just called "Fried"
Call your insurance company and see if your homeowner's insurance covers the damage.
Everything Is vulnerable to damage from lightning strikes
Yes, lightning can damage a pool light.
yes it can ether bye running in off the dish or by interring though the line outside by the cable provider But most homes are grounded witch should carry the lightning strike away from your house before entering it But linting dose not always follow a direct route so u may have a surge through the power
will home insurence cover tv in lightning strike
When Lightning Strikes - 1992 TV was released on: USA: 1992
it has not been calulated, but by guess, it was probably the biggest recorded storm that did do the most damage by lightning.
i don't think so but you could probley try it
Lightning Bolts of Destruction - 2003 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG
Lightning can kill you. Lightning also can cause a fire and serious damage to anything it strikes.
Sunlight and lightning bolt