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Type 2 surge protector FV05D/1+NPE-xxx S seriesclass IIremote signalingfor power supplies
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Characteristics
- Type
- type 2, class II
- Applications
- for power supplies, remote signaling
- Other characteristics
- MOV, N-PE, DIN rail, plug-in
- Voltage
Max.: 440 V
Min.: 220 V
- Primary current
5,000 A, 10,000 A
- Open circuit voltage
1.2 kV, 1.5 kV, 1.8 kV, 2 kV
Description
-Class II / Type 2 surge protective devices.
-Consisting of a base part and 1 MOV + 1GDT plug-in protection modules.
-For using in the lightning protection zones concept at boundary 2-3.
-The core parts are metal oxide vristor components with high discharge capacity.
-Low residual voltage and quick response
-Reliable control thanks to Thermo Dynamic Control disconnector.
-With remote signaling contact for control device.
-Fault indication via red mark in the inspection window.
-Protection mode: L-N, N-PE.
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SURGE ARRESTERS FOR PROTECTION OF POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
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