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AC Surge -BT P C TT1+1 150 RM
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AC Surge -BT P C TT1+1 150 RM

This device named AC Surge BT P C TT1+1 150 RM(810103) should be installed at LPZ 0B-1 or higher locations to protect low voltage equipment from surge-related damage. The AC Surge -BT P C TT1+1 150 RM operates inside modular SPD Class II (Class C) devices for protecting Single Phase 120V TN/TT “1+1” circuit power supply systems. This device conforms to IEC 61643-11:2011 together with EN 61643-11:2012 GB 18802.1-2011.
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    BT P C TT1+1 150 RM

  • Art.-No.

    8101103

AC Surge Protection
RoHS Compliant Surge Suppressors
Location of Use:
Sub-Distribution Boards
System Type:
Single Phase, TN/TT
Protection Elements:
High Energy MOV+ High Energy GDT
Surge Ratings:
In=20/40kA(8/20μs)
High Surge Currents:
Imax=40/65kA(8/20μs)

The AC Surge - BT P C TT1+1 150 RM functions as a superior surge protection system that defends electronic devices from destructive power surge occurrences in AC power distribution networks. This device carries a 150V surge protection rating that enables it to safely guide high voltage flows to earth lines thus preventing harm to electronic equipment including computers home appliances and industrial equipment. The TT1+1 configuration ensures efficient multi-phase protection.

AC Surge Concept

  • Definition: AC Surge refers to a sudden spike in the electrical current within an AC power supply.
  • Effect on Devices: Live devices experience sudden transmission of large currents during the occurrence of this event.
  • Potential Damage: The rapid surges that occur instantly would produce disastrous effects on electronic equipment unless proper precautions exist.
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Causes

  • Lightning Strikes: The electrical grid receives powerful voltage surges when lightning causes electrical strikes.
  • Power Grid Fluctuations: Power grid fluctuations together with power grid faults lead to quick voltage spikes that may harm electrical equipment.
  • Switching High-Power Equipment: The process of switching high-power equipment results in electrical system surges when users activate or deactivate large electrical devices.
  • Electrical System Malfunctions: Electrical engineering system malfunctions and broken power line infrastructure both produce voltage surges.
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AC Surge Standards

  • IEEE 587: The IEEE 587 sets rules for surge protection devices that aim to shield electrical systems from brief high voltages known as transient voltage spikes.
  • UL 1449 Compliance: Surge protective devices (SPDs) must meet the safety requirements of UL 1449 to prove their effectiveness and security for electronic equipment protection against electrical surges.
  • IEC 60884: The safety requirements for plugs and socket-outlets together with additional electrical accessories serving both residents and workplaces are defined by IEC 60884 as an international standard.
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