Phoenix Contact Surge Protection Device - Type 3


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Phoenix Contact Device Overvoltage Protection - 2907919
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This Phoenix Contact PLT-SEC-T3-230-FM-UT Surge Protection Device is designed for industrial single-phase power supply networks, offering Type 2/3 surge protection to enhance equipment longevity and system availability. Its key benefit lies in its tool-free installation via push-in connection technology and integrated status indicators for easy maintenance. A potential caveat is its specific design for single-phase systems.
| Model Part Number | 2907919 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Phoenix Contact |
Its primary function is to protect single-phase power supply networks from transient overvoltages and voltage surges, thereby increasing the reliability and lifespan of connected industrial equipment.
The status indicator provides a visual confirmation of the device's operational status. Typically, a green indicator signifies normal operation, while a red or absent indicator may signal a fault or that the protection element has been compromised and needs replacement.
No, this specific model (PLT-SEC-T3-230-FM-UT) is designed for single-phase power supply networks. Phoenix Contact offers different surge protection devices for three-phase applications.
Replacement is designed to be straightforward. The protective plug can be easily pulled out from the base element for maintenance or replacement, allowing for quick system restoration.
The device has a maximum surge current rating of 0.026 kA.
The device is designed to operate reliably within a wide temperature range of -40°C to +80°C.
The surge protection functionality itself does not require external power. However, the status indicator and remote signaling features may utilize power from the circuit they are protecting or require a separate low-voltage connection, depending on the specific configuration.
Check the power supply connections to the base element. Ensure the protective plug is correctly inserted. If the issue persists, the protective plug may need replacement. Consult the product manual for specific indicator meanings.
Verify that the remote signaling terminals are correctly wired to the monitoring system. Check the integrity of the remote signaling circuit and ensure the device has power. Confirm that the remote signaling function is enabled if applicable.
Immediately disconnect power and inspect the device and surrounding connections. Overheating can indicate a faulty connection, overload, or a surge event. Replace the device if any signs of damage or malfunction are observed.
Ensure you are using a standard 35mm DIN rail. Check that the mounting clips on the base element are not obstructed or damaged. Apply firm, even pressure to snap the device into place.
Setup: The PLT-SEC-T3-230-FM-UT features push-in connection technology for tool-free installation. Mount the base element securely onto a standard DIN rail. Connect the power supply lines according to the wiring diagram provided by Phoenix Contact, ensuring correct polarity. The protective plug can then be easily inserted into the base element. Ensure all connections are firm.
Compatibility: This device is designed for single-phase power supply networks with a nominal voltage of 230 V AC/DC and a maximum voltage rating of 240 V AC/DC. It is compatible with standard industrial electrical enclosures that utilize DIN rail mounting.
Care: The device requires minimal user care. Regularly check the status indicator for normal operation. Periodically, and especially after significant electrical storms, you can test the device's functionality by carefully removing and reinserting the protective plug. Ensure the device is clean and free from dust or debris. Refer to the manufacturer's documentation for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures. Do not attempt to service the internal components of the protective plug.