DEHNguard Mains Surge Protector - 952110



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The DEHNguard Mains Surge Protector (952110) is designed for electrical system installers and facility managers seeking reliable overvoltage protection for TT mains systems. Its key benefit is safeguarding infrastructure and lives against transient overvoltages, ensuring system continuity. A minor caveat is its IP20 rating, requiring protection from direct environmental exposure. This compact, Type 2 surge arrester is engineered for DIN rail mounting and offers robust defense with a nominal discharge surge current of 20kA.
| Model Part Number | 952110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dehn |
The DEHNguard 952110 is specifically designed for TT mains systems.
Type 2 surge protectors are designed to protect electrical installations and equipment from transient overvoltages, such as those caused by lightning or switching operations within the power network. They are typically installed in distribution boards.
The device has a nominal discharge surge current (8/20) rating of 20kA, meaning it can handle significant surge events.
The DEHNguard 952110 features an optical indicator. A green or visible indicator typically signifies correct operation, while a fault indication suggests the device needs attention or replacement.
Installation of surge protection devices should be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and correct function.
The DEHNguard 952110 comes with a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase.
No, it requires minimal maintenance. However, it should be installed in a protected environment (like an electrical enclosure) due to its IP20 rating, and its status indicator should be periodically checked.
This indicates the surge arrester may have failed or is under stress. The device likely needs replacement. Consult a qualified electrician for inspection and replacement.
Immediately disconnect power to the affected circuit. This could indicate a serious fault or improper installation. Contact a qualified electrician for immediate inspection.
Ensure the surge arrester was correctly installed and wired according to the manufacturer's instructions. Verify that the correct model is used for the specific mains system (TT). If issues persist, consult a qualified electrician.
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