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SPD Series: DIN-Rail Mountable Surge Protection Family
Weidmuller’s SPD II 1 series transient voltage surge protectors consist of a range of innovative, compact modules for the protection of low voltage AC distribution systems or (PV models) for DC photovoltaic installations. Each module is a two-part construction, comprising a TS35 DINrail mountable base and a pluggable replaceable arrester, with each single-conductor assembly only 18mm wide.
VARITECTOR PU II UL Series
Type II UL 1449 Ed. 4
VARITECTOR: For Instrumentation, Control & Automation Circuits
With the VARITECTOR Weidmuller offers a new family of surge protection devices for control and instrumentation (C&I) applications. Long cable runs from the field to the controls need protecting on against electrical surges, caused by remote lightning strikes. These surges can distort signals and damage connected devices. Varitector allows users to ensure their controls and I/O devices are protected from lightning induced surges in cables.
SLP Series: Transmitter and Sensor Protection
The SLP Series provides 20kA power surge protection for process control, equipment systems and distribution panels. The multi-stage hybrid surge protection network at the heart of the SLP uses a combination of solid state electronics and a gas filled discharge tube (GDT) to provide surge protection up to 20kA. This impressive surge protection circuit is designed to exhibit exceptionally low line resistance and adds only a minimal voltage drop to the circuit.
MA15 Series: AC & DC Power Protection
The MA15 Series of surge protection devices protects electronic equipment and computer networks against the effects of noise pollution induced in power supplies. MA15 units filter out and suppress the effects of industrial noise and surges caused by lightning, switching devices, thyristor controls, transmission system overloads and power-factor correction circuits.
TP48 Series: Transmitter and Sensor Protection
The TP48 Series of transmitter protectors safeguards electronic process transmitters against induced surges and transients from field cabling. They uniquely provide a level of protection for 2, 3 and 4 wire fieldmounted transmitters that greatly exceeds the optional transient protection facilities available from the transmitter manufacturers without any additional wiring, conduit modifications or other expensive extras.