Electrical Equipment

Read how a super-regional P&C carrier made StrikeCheck part of its process by establishing an automatic system that assigns us to check for lightning in the area at the time of loss after the claim has been verified for a policy in force.

We’ve put together a comparison of the features of the top leading lightning reports.

Our guide breaks down various types of networking equipment, including routers, modems, wireless access points, and switches, that frequently appear in claims.

A new U.S. DOE regulation recently went into effect that adds efficiency standards to certain DPPP motors manufactured or imported to the U.S. after July 19, 2021.

The guide reviews the equipment that is most likely to be damaged and the leading causes of loss for all pool and hot tub equipment.

This case study involving a claim about a pool heater and a hurricane illustrates how StrikeCheck thoroughly looks at the facts to find the true cause of loss.

The adjuster contacted StrikeCheck to perform a quick and accurate assessment to reveal the source of the problem and prevent claim leakage.

Make sure you’re well-versed in winter fire risks, causes, policyholder safety tips, and the electrically powered equipment that may be included in claims.

Factors like the broad range of market prices and the complexity of refrigerator components can make it difficult to determine the best next steps when settling claims.

We cover critical information can help adjusters clear up some misconceptions and know what clues to look for when evaluating refrigerator claims.