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Type 2 surge protector PSM4-20/400 PLC TT
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Type 2 surge protector - PSM4-20/400 PLC TT - Cirprotec - type 3 / class II / class III
Type 2 surge protector - PSM4-20/400 PLC TT - Cirprotec - type 3 / class II / class III
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Characteristics

Type
type 2, class II, type 3, class III
Applications
for telecom applications
Other characteristics
4-pole, three-phase, DIN rail, plug-in
Voltage

230 V, 400 V

Primary current

10,000 A

Description

PSM 20 PLC is the range of devices for discharging induced transient overvoltages (Type 2+3 / Class II+III). DIN rail plug-in format. Compatible with PLC (Power Line Communication networks). Features • Suitable for the second stage of protection in supply distribution panels in which Type 1 protection devices are installed, or for the first stage of protection in residential, commercial or other applications not exposed to direct strikes and with no external lightning protection system. • High discharge capacity with an 8/20 μs waveform. Imax: 20 kA. • Exclusive devices for TNS, TNC, TT. 120/208 V, 230/400 V, 277/480 V networks. • Exclusive devices which are compatible with Power Line Communication (PLC) networks. • Reversible chassis to allow cable entry from above or below. • Mechanically polarized cartridges depending on the network voltage, to avoid possible cartridge replacement errors. • Biconnect - two types of terminal: for rigid or flexible cable and for fork type comb busbar. • Compatible with PLC (Power Line Communication networks). Standards and certifications • IEC 61643-11 • EN 61643-11 Applications • Building • Industry • Telecom • Water treatment

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