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Our SPD Surge Protective Devices are your steadfast sentinels, designed with cutting-edge precision to protect your prized electronics from the capricious wrath of voltage surges. While massive surge events, such as a formidable lightning strike, may release hundreds of thousands of volts and threaten to devastate equipment, they account for merely 20% of transient surges. The true, silent culprits are the internal surges, contributing a whopping 80%. Although not as powerful as lightning, their frequent occurrence and relentless nature slowly degrade the sensitive electronics within your establishment.
A power surge represents a brief, yet significant, voltage overload that threatens the integrity of electrical devices, commonly resulting in premature failure. The havoc wreaked by surges spans across an array of household essentials, undermining and curtailing the service life of:
NEW 2020 National Electrical Code Requirements
According to the revolutionary 2020 National Electrical Code, all newly constructed and renovated homes must be equipped with Listed and Approved Type 1 or Type 2 Surge Protective Devices, setting a benchmark in safety standards.
Type 1:
A permanently connected Surge Protective Device that acts as a formidable barrier against both external and internal surges. It provides adaptable installation possibilities for both the interior and exterior of your residence.
Type 2:
A potent, permanently connected Surge Protective Device strategically positioned within or near the breaker box, designed to defend against both internal and external surges.
Type 3:
Providing enhanced protection with a point-of-use Surge Protective Device, it adds an extra layer of defense when used alongside Type 1 or Type 2 SPDs, ensuring full adherence to the 2020 code requirements.
For unrivaled protection, deploy a combination of Type 1, 2, and 3 SPDs to ensure your home is optimally fortified against any electrical disturbances.
Max Continuous Operating Voltage | Ucpv | 500VDC | 600VDC | 1000VDC | 1500VDC | ||||||
Nominal Discharge Current | In | 20kA | 20kA | 20kA | 20kA | ||||||
Max Discharge Current | lmax | 40kA | 40 kA | 40kA | 40kA | ||||||
Protection level | Up | 2.8kV | 3.0kV | 3.5kV | 5.5 kV | ||||||
Rated shortcircuit current | IscCI | 100A | |||||||||
lcpv | 0.2 mA | ||||||||||
Connection mode | paralle | ||||||||||
Response Time | tA | 25ns | |||||||||
Back up fuse | LT-SSD40 | ||||||||||
Remotecommunication | With | ||||||||||
Remote communication connection | 1411:NO,1112:NC | ||||||||||
Remote contact rated current | 220V/0.5A | ||||||||||
Associateddisconnectors | |||||||||||
Thermal disconnector | internal | ||||||||||
Fuses | Fuses type gG100A | ||||||||||
ground fault breaker | None | ||||||||||
Mechnicalcharacteristics | |||||||||||
Connection | By screw terminals:6-35mm | ||||||||||
Terminal Screw Torque | 2.5 Nm | ||||||||||
RecommendedCable cross Section | ≥16mm² | ||||||||||
Insertwire length | 15mm | ||||||||||
Mounting | DIN rail 35mm (EN60715) | ||||||||||
Degree of Protection | IP20 | ||||||||||
Housing | PBT | ||||||||||
Flame retardant grade | UL94 V0 | ||||||||||
Operating temperature | -40ºC~+70ºC | ||||||||||
Operatingrelative humidity | 5%-95% | ||||||||||
Working atmospheric pressure | 70kPa~106kPa | ||||||||||
Connection | By screw terminals:6-35mm |
Selection Criteria for Surge Protection Device (SPD):
Selecting the ideal Surge Protection Device (SPD) for your power distribution system is paramount. Focusing on the critical aspects that define a robust lightning protection system ensures that the electrical infrastructure within your building remains optimally safeguarded.
Additional vital characteristics for choosing an SPD are often predefined for the specific electrical installation in question.
Detailed Analysis in This Sub-sectionDesigning an Effective Electrical Installation Protection SystemThis section delves into the comprehensive criteria for selecting a protection system, considering installation characteristics, the equipment needing protection, and the environmental factors.
SPD Placement and Types:
Optimal SPD Connection Guidelines:
To ensure maximum efficiency, SPD connections should be kept as short as possible. This reduces the voltage protection level (installed Up) at the terminals of the equipment, thereby enhancing protection.
It is essential that the total length of SPD connections to both the network and the earth terminal block does not exceed 50 cm.
SPD Enclosure Choices: Options include a plastic enclosure or a metal enclosure for your SPD.
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