Single Phase Cheap Surge Protector

YTTS1-C40 surge protection device is designed according to the lightning protection standard of GB 18802.1. It is suitable for TN-S three-phase five wire power supply system. The maximum discharge current of each module can reach 40ka, which is applied to secondary lightning protection of AC power supply system. Through the coordination of the front and rear lightning arresters of the lightning protection system, the lightning can be released step by step to achieve the purpose of protecting terminal electrical equipment.

Product Specification

Product Features

1. Optional communication alarm interface and external RS485 communication interface.

2. Accept OEM, can be customized according to customer requirements.

3. Imported high quality varistor is selected to ensure high reliability and quality;

4. Temperature control protection circuit, built-in thermal protection, stable and reliable;

7 x 24h technical support and after-sales service.

Strict quality control, certified by ISO9001/ ISO14001/OHSAS18001

100%homemade,competitive price.

Packaging Details: standard export box package carton

We actively create the brand with the spirit of extreme management. We hope to have more partners in the world to provide you with high-quality products, professional technology and customized solutions, so as to better develop the market and provide high-quality services for you.

In strict accordance with the requirements of ISO9001 and ISO14001 management system, we produce products that meet the ROHS standard. In the process of R & D and production, we independently reduce the burden of environment and safety and constantly improve it, and strive to live in harmony with the earth's environment.

FAQ

Q1: Should a TV be plugged into a surge protector?

A1: Do you have your PC, television, or other expensive electronics plugged directly into a power outlet? You shouldn't. You should plug your gadgets into a surge protector, which isn't necessarily the same thing as a power strip.

Q2: Are Cheap surge protectors OK?

A2: Since most surge protectors are cheap, they're worth getting (and regularly replacing) just in case.

Q3: What does it mean when surge protector flickers?

A3: The ubiquitous power strips used in every type of home or office have a tendency to flicker caused by the slow deterioration of the indicator light. ... The blinking is confined to the light itself; it doesn't affect the strip or the AC power available at the sockets.

Q4: Can a power surge damage a laptop?

A4: Your charger or battery might become damaged: In order to operate properly in the long term, your laptop computer needs to be able to have its battery recharged and be able to maintain a charge when not plugged in. Unfortunately, a power surge can render your charger and/or your battery fairly useless.

Q5: Can a power surge ruin a computer?

A5: It should be noted that although power outages will not cause direct harm to computer hardware other than data drives, it's possible for power outages to be accompanied by power surges, which can cause severe damage to hardware. As far as power surges and spikes are concerned, your biggest worry should be lightning.