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RE: This from Emotiva:

Posted by pictureguy on May 4, 2012 at 17:08:55:
In the interior photo, I thought I saw some MOV devices...but not in sufficient number to take 'the really big hit'.
It should be pointed out that MOV devices have a limited lifetime and each surge cycle eats into the capacity.

So, what is the energy rating of the surge suppression feature in the Emo?

If I lived in Florida I would have a whole house surge system....as I already noted, but STILL have point of use surge suppressors.

The Panamax i noted? Not inexpensive at around 1000$....I have NO idea what the retail price was.
In addition to the Iso transformer, it has volt and amp meters, along with provision for 'f' connectors (cable) and Rj-45 (telephone) and even an XLR on both front and rear, to be used for a setup light.(provided) VERY well though out.