Surge Protector | 385V AC/DC | 20-60KA Lightning Protection | 2P, 3P, 4P for Solar & Home

Safeguard your critical electrical and solar systems with the House AC 385V SPD Lightning Surge Protector. Engineered for robust 20KA to 60KA surge current protection, this low-voltage arrester defends against transient overvoltages from lightning strikes and grid switching, ensuring equipment longevity and minimizing costly downtime. Features and Benefits - 385V Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage (Uc) - Provides a high safety margin for stable 230/400V AC systems, ensuring reliable long-term operation without degradation. - Selectable Protection Level (20KA, 40KA, 60KA) - Choose the exact surge current rating (Iimp/In) to match your site's specific lightning exposure and risk assessment requirements. - Multi-Pole Configurations (2P, 3P, 4P) - Offers precise protection for single-phase, three-phase, and three-phase with neutral electrical systems, ensuring comprehensive coverage. - Thermal Disconnect and Visual Status Indicator - Integrated safety feature disconnects the module upon end-of-life or overload, with a clear window showing protection status for easy maintenance. - DIN Rail Mountable Design - Enables quick, secure, and standardized installation within any industrial enclosure or consumer unit for a professional finish. Applications - Solar PV System Protection - Installs at the inverter AC output to protect sensitive electronics from induced lightning surges traveling through the grid connection. - Residential and Commercial Main Distribution Boards - Provides whole-premises surge protection at the service entrance for appliances, HVAC, and security systems. - Industrial Machine and Control Panel Safeguarding - Shields PLCs, motor drives, and automation equipment from damaging voltage spikes on three-phase power supplies. - Agricultural and Remote Installations - Essential for structures with long cable runs or in areas with higher lightning probability, protecting pumps, controls, and outbuildings. Note Always consult local electrical codes and a qualified electrician for proper SPD selection and installation. Regular inspection of the status indicator is recommended.