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Surge suppressors are used to protect equipment from transient overvoltages in power, data, and telephone circuits. Surge protection devices carry specifications for maximum surge current, clamping voltage, number of protected lines, and operating temperature. Maximum surge current is the maximum, allowable current for a single impulse waveform with a continuous voltage applied. Higher-level surge current capacities are required for high-exposure applications where very large transients are present. Clamping voltage is the voltage at which surge suppressors conduct their fully-rated current. The number of protected lines is the number of "pairs" or lines protected from power surges. Operating temperature is another important parameter to consider when selecting surge suppressors.
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Surge Suppressors | Machine Design Surge Suppressors April 27, 2006 Staff |
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The Machine Design Tech Insider Pulsation dampeners and surge suppressors Blacoh's Sentry Pulsation Dampeners and Surge Suppressors remove virtually all hydraulic shock, enhancing |
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Machine Design | Surge Suppressors The Sola/Hevi-Duty STV100K Series of hard-wired surge suppressors safeguard industrial equipment against severe transients |
