BS ELP 48 WP Ethernet Surge Protector
The BS ELP 48 WP (630604) Ethernet Surge Protector is a POE device. Is for installation at LPZ 0B-2 or higher; usually installed close to the protected equipment. Specifically, it is compatible with IEC standards of CAT6 cables, IEEE 802.3 at systems, and Class E integrated wiring. Mainly suitable for Industrial Ethernet networks (10M, 100M, 1000M or above), it can provide continuous DC high voltage and PoE-powered system support. The main interface here is an RJ45 interface that protects all four pairs of lines, guaranteeing effectiveness. It is designed for surge protection based on the normative documents IEC 61643-21, EN 61643-21, and GB/T 18802.21.
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BS ELP 48 WP
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Art.-No.
630604
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Mounting on the 35 mm DIN Rail
Waterproof IP65/67
Support POE system
E10/E100/E1000Mbps
Outdoor use
Ethernet Surge Protector is best for industrial and outdoor applications. It provides reliable protection of Ethernet networks, including E10/E100/E1000Mbps. Ethernet Surge Protector has a 35 mm DIN rail mount for application convenience. Hence, it has been designed for improving system stability and longevity.
BS ELP 48 WP Definition
An Ethernet surge protector controls voltage or current surge and guards equipment from electrical or lightning anomalies or discharge and power outages. Thereby, it also serves to lower the rate of device damage, increase the stability of the system, and prolong the usage span of the network equipment.
BS ELP 48 WP Effect
The key use of the Ethernet surge protector is as a protection of the network equipment from external forces including lightning, high voltages as well as EMPs. Thus it protects against these risks and makes Ethernet equipment very reliable and durable, hence reducing on costs of repairs and downtime.
How it works
The function of the surge protector is to channel excessive voltage to the ground or power line thereby restricting the voltage or current in devices. Mainly using components like diodes the transient surge suppressor is designed to clamp surge currents at the same time as soon as they are detected so as not to harm the Ethernet devices and in the process sharpen the reliability of the system.
Classification
Ethernet surge protectors are classified into two types: External: Connected beyond the device where they are usually connected to the Ethernet socket, used to give outside protection to the device against surges. Internal: Built into the device, typically installed as a circuit card that plugs directly into the motherboard to provide added internal protection for the device.
Select the main points
- Key Points to Consider When Selecting an Ethernet Surge Protector
- Transmission Speed: Select a surge protector compatible with the device’s transmission speed, whether it is 10/100 Mbps or 1Gbps.
- Number of Ports: Choose a protector depending on the number of ports present in your device.
- Safety Standards: Ensure the protector has met requirements such as CE, RoHS, etc., to be assured of its performance.
Installation Requirements
- Installation Requirements for an Ethernet Surge Protector Include
- Grounding: For better function, the surge protector should be properly grounded.
- Compatibility: Choose a surge protector that will cover the type of connection interface of the device, whether it is RJ45, fiber, or another type.
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