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I've heard that... due to the higher amperage (at least on start,) that the overload setting is also higher and thus can allow the compressor and relay to heat up more to a more dangerous level. No?
I've also read that there's a danger if I were to have a power surge. I'm not sure how, but I'm only moderately tech savvy and no expert. I've also heard that the power company might install a surge protector on spec.