Surge Protection

Safeguarding Your Electrical Equipment

Surge voltages, often termed transients, are short pulse-like voltage peaks. The primary source of extreme surge voltage pulses is lightning strikes. Daily occurrences of hundreds of transients from power supply network operations, like switching, continuously stress electrical equipment. Enerdoor, with its surge protection devices (SPD) or transient voltage surge suppressors (TVSS), offers comprehensive defense against surge voltages.

Why is Surge Protection Important?

Surge protection is crucial for preventing equipment damage, averting system downtime, minimizing data loss, and avoiding total system failures caused by surge voltages. Enerdoor's surge protection series effectively redirects harmful overvoltage transients, whether from external (lightning) or internal (switching) events, safely to the ground.

All models in this series feature remote contact and visual indicators, adhering to international standards such as UL 1449, IEC 61643-11, and VDE 0675. Options for DIN rail and screw mounting are available, and select models offer plug-and-play replaceable cards for quick and easy installation and replacement.

Benefits of Enerdoor Surge Arresters:

  • Protects electronic equipment in industrial and manufacturing facilities
  • Prevents production downtime, data loss, and total system failure
  • Guards against electrical transients affecting electrical conductors
  • Excellent protection for electrical panels
  • Defends against surge and overvoltage spikes
  • Visual and remote contact indicators

For reliable surge protection solutions and expert support, contact Enerdoor at info@enerdoor.com207-210-6511, or reach out to your local sales representative.

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BG (G) 25
  • Class I+II
  • Rated voltage 120 - 600 Vac
  • Max nominal discharge phase 100 kA, neutral 200 kA
  • Visual and remote contact indicator

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BG (G) 50
  • Class I+II
  • Rated voltage 120 - 600 Vac
  • Max nominal discharge phase 150 kA, neutral 200 kA
  • Visual and remote contact indicator

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BM (G) 12.5
  • Class I+II
  • Rated voltage 120 - 600 Vac
  • Max nominal discharge phase 80 kA, neutral 100 kA
  • Visual and remote contact indicator

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FINPR
  • Class II
  • Protection against surge and overvoltage spikes
  • Rated voltage 120 - 600 Vac
  • Max nominal discharge phase 50 kA, neutral 50 kA
  • Replaceable cartridges

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FINPRS
  • Class II
  • DC application
  • Rated voltage 500 - 1200 Vdc
  • Max nominal discharge 50 kA
  • Designed for PV solar 
  • Replaceable cartridges

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