Type 2 surge protector ProTec T1H
type 1class IIclass I

type 2 surge protector
type 2 surge protector
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Characteristics

Type
type 2, type 1, class II, class I, type 4CA
Applications
for electrical installations, for electrical networks
Other characteristics
multipole, modular, hybrid, DIN rail, low-voltage
Voltage

Max.: 300 V

Min.: 240 V

Primary current

Max.: 65,000 A

Min.: 20,000 A

Description

• Leakage free hybrid topology • Energy coordinated with other ProTec families without additional cable length • State-of-the-art thermal disconnector • Backup fuse up to 315 A gG • Short circuit current rating up to 50 kA • Vibration and shock withstand capability • All modules, also N-PE, with operating state green-red • Optional remote contact signaling • VDE-IEC Class I & II / EN Type 1+2 and UL Type 4CA certified The ProTec T1H modular surge protection device provides high durability due to its leakage-free performance ensured by a special series connection of a varistor and a gas discharge tube. The product family is ideal as a supplement to the basic ProTec T1 product family, available for single or three-phase TN-S, TT, and TN-C systems, with a maximum continuous operating voltage of 300 V AC where a complete absence of leakage current is required. With its Type 1 classification, the ProTec T1H can be installed between boundaries 0b – 1 and higher. The varistor-based protection modules feature outstanding short-circuit currents up to 50 kA RMS without using a back up to the main fuse, with a nominal current of 315 A. The device can be installed upstream of meter panels in low-voltage consumer installations. An optional remote contact (RC) features a three-pole remote signaling terminal that enables remote monitoring of the device’s operating state.

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