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Type 2 surge protector BR-LED-20RL/INS/NGclass IItype 3class III
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Characteristics
- Type
- type 2, class II, type 3, class III
- Applications
- anti-surge, electronic equipment, for electrical installations, for transient current protection, electrical line, for LED lighting
- Other characteristics
- compact, modular, varistor, fast response time, low-voltage, AC, with fault indication, thermoplastic
- Voltage
275 V
- Primary current
Max.: 20,000 A
Min.: 5,000 A
Description
Features:
Up to IP65 rated enclosure for wet locations, high temperature / flameproof enclosure (85°C max surface rating).
Belongs to Class II+III power SPD
Available in series use
The max. discharge current is 20kA/line.
Having a very low protection level of below 1.3Kv
LED status indicator
This BR-LED-20RL/INS/NG arrestor fulfills the requirements for type 2+3 protective devices according to the current EN 61643-11 product norm.
Small construction size
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