A surge protective device is designed to protect electrical equipment or installations from voltage spikes by blocking unwanted voltages above a safe threshold. Typical applications include AC power distribution, drive line filtering, and control panel protection.
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Surge protective devices (SPDs) are designed to protect electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by voltage spikes created by lightning strikes, switching transients, and inductive coupling. They are typically used in the following industrial applications:
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Surge protective devices (SPDs) protect power, control, PLC I/O, data, and signaling equipment from transient voltage spikes and surges. Type 1 to Type 4 SPDs are available in various mounting styles, 1- or 3-phase, up to 4/4X NEMA ratings, and up to 600 VAC and 20 kA nominal discharge current.
Surge protection accessories include wall/panel mounting brackets, monitoring units, and replacement modules for plug-in style DIN-rail mount SPDs.
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