YTTS1-C40 series is suitable for equipotential connection in low-voltage distribution box of buildings to protect the overvoltage caused by lightning strike or operation of level II power supply. The products meet the standards: iec61643-1, GB 18802.1.
Product Specification
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Rated Voltage(max. continous voltage) |
Uc |
275V~ |
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Nominal discharge current(8/20μs) |
In |
20kA |
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Max. discharge current(10/350μs) |
Imax |
40kA |
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voltage protection level |
Up |
≤1.8kV |
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Response time |
tA |
≤25ns(L-N) |
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Max.Back up fuse |
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125AgL/gG |
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Operating Temperature range |
Tu |
-40~80℃ |
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Cross-sectional area |
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1.5mm²~25mm² solid/35mm²flexible |
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Mounting on |
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35 DIN rail |
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Enclosure material |
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Purple module & light gray,UL94-V0 |
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Dimension |
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4mods |
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Type of remote signaling capacity |
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Switching contact |
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Switching Capacity |
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AC:250V/0.5A; DC:250V/0.1A; 125V/0.2A; 75V/0.5A |
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Cross sectional area for temote signaling contact |
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Max.1.5mm² solid/flexible |
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Test standards |
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GB 18802.1; IEC 61643-1 |
Product Features
1. It has the advantages of low residual voltage, fast response time and low leakage current, and can be attached with remote signal alarm device.
2. The protector unit can be replaced without power failure
3. It can withstand 40ka (8 / 20 μ s) lightning current impact
4. The reaction time is less than 25 ns
Feedback within 24 hours
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Any special request of the sample can be accepted
YUEQING YRO ELECTRIC CO.,LTD established in 2006, is located in Baixiang Town, Yueqing City, Zhejiang Province, with a production base of 2000 square meters. YRO is a high-tech enterprise engaged in the theoretical research of modern surge and lightning protection technology, integrating the development, production, sales and promotion of high-tech products. Since its establishment, the company has gathered a number of high-quality R & D personnel with rich theoretical knowledge and practical experience in lightning protection. It has innovated a number of invention patents and national utility model patents. It is also an enterprise recognized by the Ministry of industry and information technology of the people’s Republic of China. It has independently and successfully developed a series of products: power supply lightning protection device, and lightning detection of photovoltaic.
FAQ
Q1: Can a computer be fixed after a power surge?
A1: To test, remove any power strips, battery backups, or other power sources, and plug your computer directly into a wall outlet. If your computer starts after doing this, it means a surge may have fried whatever power source you were using and will need to be reset or replaced.
Q2 : Can a power surge go through an Ethernet cable?
A2: It is also unlikely that a power surge traveled across Ethernet cables. A lightning strike nearby could I guess generate a field in the cable but it is unlikely. Ethernet cable generally does not have the ability to carry much power. The twists in the wire make it very resistant to external fields.
Q3: Does length of coaxial cable affect signal?
A3: When it comes to signal loss over longer cable lengths, the basic rule of thumb is that a 50-foot cable can experience noticeable signal loss, and a 100-foot cable can drop as much as one-third of the original signal.
Q4: Can a power surge damage a modem?
A4: The voltage spike definitely CAN damage a modem. A good (that is, BIG “whole house”) power line surge protector can help avoid damage. The little ones in power strips are almost completely useless. A modem can also be damaged by a voltage surge on the communication line.
Q5: What happens if your house is not grounded?
A5: If there is no ground connection or a poor ground connection in the house, electricity could travel through your body to the ground. In this case you would end up becoming the ground connection – a condition that can lead to serious injury or also death.
