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Ever come home to find your electronic clock blinking, even though the electricity is working fine? Potomac Edison would like to shed some light on the cause of this inconvenient phenomenon, known as "momentary outages.” Although momentary outages have always been an unavoidable part of every power system, you may be more aware of them today than ever before. That’s because today’s modern appliances are more sensitive to interruptions in power supply. Even a few seconds of interrupted electricity are enough to temporarily disrupt appliances such as electronic clocks, VCRs, computers and the like.

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