Surge Protector For Ac Unit

CNKA surge protector for ac unit Introduction

CNKA Factory's surge protector for AC units, manufactured in China, features a specialized zinc oxide varistor circuit with outstanding nonlinear characteristics. This design ensures maximum protection against high-energy overvoltage. The surge protector can endure partial lightning currents from direct lightning strikes, with a protection level not exceeding 15kV under a 40KA 10As impact. In case of line overload, the built-in circuit breaker will automatically trip, preventing failure. If a malfunction occurs, the display window connected to the module changes from green to red, indicating its operational status.

CNKA surge protector for ac unit Parameter (Specification)

CNKA surge protector for ac unit Feature

1  This device is designed to protect electrical equipment from transient overvoltage and indirect lightning strikes.

2  It features a plug-in module design for easy installation.

3  Equipped with an indication window and optional remote signaling contacts, the device allows users to monitor its operational status.

4  In three-phase TN-C and TN-S systems adhering to EN62305 LPL III and LPL IV standards, each module offers a protection capacity of 12.5kA.

CNKA surge protector for ac unit Details

CNKA surge protector for ac unit Dimensions and wiring

CNKA surge protector for ac unit FAQ

Q: Where should surge protectors be installed in solar panel systems?
A: Surge protectors should be installed at both ends of long wire runs connected to any part of the system, including inverter AC lines. Be sure to use the appropriate arrestors designed for the specific AC or DC voltages of your application.

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Q: What is a DC fuse?
A:CNKA DC fuses are designed for Direct Current applications, serving to disconnect the source from the load during abnormal conditions. Although they are single-use and cannot be reset, they provide a more affordable option compared to circuit breakers.