DC Surge Protection Device ( DC SPD) is designed to limit transient over voltages of atmospheric origin and divert current waves to earth, so as to limit the amplitude of this over voltage to a value that is not hazardous for the electrical installation and electric switchgear.
Type 2 DC Surge Protection Device ( DC SPD): The Type 2 DC Surge Protection Device ( DC SPD) is the main protection system for all low voltage electrical installations. Installed in each electrical switchboard, it prevents the spread of over voltages in the electrical installations and protects the load.
Nominal Voltage (Un): The nominal voltage stands for the nominal voltage of the system to be protected
Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage (Uc): The maximum continuous operating voltage is the r.m.s value of the maximum voltage which may be connected to corresponding terminals of the Surge Protection Device (SPD) during operations.
Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage for PV System (Ucpv): The maximum continuous operating voltage for Photovoltaic (PC) system is the value of the maximum DC voltage which may be permanently applied to terminals of Surge Protection Device (SPD).
Voltage Protection Level (Up): The Voltage Protection Level is the maximum instantaneous value of the voltage at terminals of Surge Protection Device (SPD).
Nominal Discharge Current (In): The nominal discharge current is the peak value of the current that can be passed through Surge Protection Device (SPD) having a wave shape of 8/20 µs.
Maximum Discharge Current (Imax): The maximum discharge current is the peak value of the current which the device can safely discharge through the SPD having a wave shape of 8/20 µs.
Maximum discharge current Imax The maximum discharge current Imax is defined according to the estimated exposure level relative to the building’s location. The value of the maximum discharge current (Imax) is determined by a risk analysis (see table in Figure 1). Fig. 1 – Recommended maximum discharge current Imax according to the exposure level Exposure […]
In protecting electrical equipment from power surges and other electrical disturbances, Surge protective devices play a crucial role . But with so many options available, how do you choose the right surge protective device for your needs? 1. Determine your Needs The first step in selecting an SPD is to determine your needs. What equipment […]
As we know, surge protective devices (SPDs) play a critical role in protecting electrical systems from power surges and spikes. When the visible windows is turned to be red, it means the surge protective devices (SPDs) are broken. What are the factors that cause surge protective device (SPD) to break? 1. Overvoltage Conditions Surge protective […]
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