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Lightning Surge Protection Devices are essential for safeguarding electrical systems and equipment from high voltage peaks caused by lightning strikes. They protect against electrical surges and transient voltages that can damage sensitive devices. Inductive effects from nearby lightning discharges can induce high voltage transients onto long cables, making equipment connected through these cables particularly vulnerable. Surge protection devices (SPDs) help mitigate these risks by diverting excess voltage and ensuring the safety of both power and signal cables.https://www.lightningprotection.com/everything-need-know-surge-protection/
What Are Lightning Surge Protection Devices
What Are Lightning
Surge Protection
Devices?
Surge protection refers to the protection of systems and electrical
device against excessively high voltage peaks, such as those
caused by lightning strikes. It protects electrical installations and
equipment from electrical surges and transient voltage.
When a discharge current passes near electrical
cabling, inductive effects can cause transients
to be induced onto cables. This is particularly
prevalent on overhead cables carried long
distances between poles or towers. It is
common for electrical devices to be connected
to power and signal cables that run through
conducting trays, ducting, or carried via
overhead cables to be affected. The longer the
cables, the higher the likelihood that high
voltage transient will be caused through
coupling effects. This makes distantly located
devices used for control and monitoring in
remote locations particularly vulnerable to such
events.
Transients induced onto When selecting Lightning
power or signal cables due Surge Protection Devices,
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Surge Protection Devices. the protective elements.
When a discharge current passes near electrical
cabling, inductive effects can cause transients to
be induced onto cables. This is particularly
prevalent on overhead cables carried long
distances between poles or towers. It is common
for electrical devices to be connected to power
and signal cables that run through conducting
trays, ducting, or carried via overhead cables to be
affected. The longer the cables, the higher the
likelihood that high voltage transient will be
caused through coupling effects. This makes
distantly located devices used for control and
monitoring in remote locations particularly
vulnerable to such events
Some of the UL listed Lightning Surge
Protection Devices by LEC are:
The FG300K Series, FG225K Series & FGB220K Series is a high-performance
UL 1449 Listed Type 1 SPD designed for critical panels located in the
harshest environments. The Surge Protection Device (SPD) achieves the
highest UL performance ratings for the Nominal Discharge Current (In) and
High Current (SCCR) tests while providing a low Voltage Protection Rating
(VPR).
The LEC TE-POE-A is a surge protection device for data circuit protection
which offers surge protection on category 6 Power-Over-Ethernet
applications for loads up to 0.75 amps. This device helps to protect critical
video, security and computing equipment from damaging surges, transients
and circulating ground currents.
Data Line Protector (DLP) is the state-of-the-art series/hybrid surge
protection and suppression for low voltage data lines, available in a range of
configurations for telecom lines, control lines, and more to prevent lightning
damage and provide surge protection.
The design tools at LEC contain
everything you need to keep up
with new technology. Talk to us
today and find out how we can
protect your business from
lightning surge and transients.
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