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

AC Surge BT P C TT1+1 150 RM(810103) is for installation at LPZ 0B-1 or higher, protecting low voltage equipment from surge damage. Applied in modular SPD Class II (Class C) for Single Phase 120V TN/TT “1+1” circuit power supply system. Designed according to IEC 61643-11:2011 ; 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 is a high-performance surge protection device designed to protect your electronic equipment from harmful voltage surges and electrical spikes in AC power systems. With a surge protection rating of 150V, this device effectively absorbs and diverts excess voltage to the ground line, preventing damage to sensitive devices such as computers, home appliances, and industrial equipment. The TT1+1 configuration ensures efficient multi-phase protection. Compact and durable, the BT P C TT1+1 150 RM is ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial environments, providing enhanced protection for your valuable electronics.

AC Surge Concept

  • AC Surge refers to a sudden spike in the electrical current within an AC power supply.
  • It occurs when a large current is suddenly transmitted through live devices.
  • These surges typically happen instantaneously and can cause significant damage to electronic equipment if not properly managed.
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Causes

  • Lightning: Lightning strikes can induce powerful voltage surges in the electrical grid.
  • Power Grid Issues: Fluctuations or faults within the power grid can cause sudden voltage spikes.
  • High-Power Equipment Switching: The turning on or off of large electrical devices can create surges in the system.
  • Power Infrastructure Failures: Faults in electrical engineering systems or power lines can lead to voltage surges.
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AC Surge Standards

  • IEEE 587: A standard that defines guidelines for surge protection devices, focusing on the protection of electrical systems against transient voltage spikes.
  • UL 1449: A safety standard for surge protective devices (SPDs), ensuring that these devices are safe to use and effective in protecting electronic equipment from electrical surges.
  • IEC 60884: An international standard that specifies the safety requirements for plugs, socket-outlets, and other electrical accessories used in homes and workplaces, including surge protection components.
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