SPD-PV40/60/80/100
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Type | Surge Protection Device | ||||
Max Discharge current | 40 | ||||
Number of Pole | 1P | ||||
Rated voltage | 500V | ||||
Rated Frequency | 50Hz | ||||
Standard | CE | ||||
Protection | IP20 |
Features
·Voltage Surge Protection: SPDs are effective in reducing damage to electronic equipment from voltage surges. They prevent damage to electronic equipment by quickly directing overvoltages and currents and dispersing them to ground.
·Equipment Protection: SPDs help extend the life of electronic equipment and reduce the cost of repair and replacement. By reducing the impact of voltage surges on equipment, damage and failures can be reduced.
Why Choose SPD?
The purpose of a surge protective device is to limit voltage surges that occur in the normal electrical system as power is supplied to an electric or electronic device. This is accomplished by diverting surge current and limiting any unwanted voltages to a level that will not damage the protected equipment.
Type | Surge Protection Device | ||||
Max Discharge current | 40 | ||||
Number of Pole | 1P | ||||
Rated voltage | 500V | ||||
Rated Frequency | 50Hz | ||||
Standard | CE | ||||
Protection | IP20 |
Features
·Voltage Surge Protection: SPDs are effective in reducing damage to electronic equipment from voltage surges. They prevent damage to electronic equipment by quickly directing overvoltages and currents and dispersing them to ground.
·Equipment Protection: SPDs help extend the life of electronic equipment and reduce the cost of repair and replacement. By reducing the impact of voltage surges on equipment, damage and failures can be reduced.
Why Choose SPD?
The purpose of a surge protective device is to limit voltage surges that occur in the normal electrical system as power is supplied to an electric or electronic device. This is accomplished by diverting surge current and limiting any unwanted voltages to a level that will not damage the protected equipment.