Lewden Surge Protector - SRGT2CU

The Lewden SRGT2CU is a 20kA 1 module single pole type 2 surge protection device designed for use ...

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The Lewden SRGT2CU is a 1-module single pole Type 2 surge protection device (SPD) designed for electricians and homeowners looking to safeguard sensitive electronics within Lewden distribution boards. It provides essential protection against transient overvoltages, making it an excellent choice for TN-C-S, TN-S, and TT network systems. While it offers robust surge suppression and a compact design, it is important to note that it requires professional installation by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with electrical regulations.

All features

Model Part NumberSRGT2CU
BrandLewden

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FAQs

Is this SPD suitable for a TT earthing system?

Yes, the SRGT2CU is compatible with TN-C-S, TN-S, and TT network systems.

Can I install this after my main RCD?

Yes, because the unit is earth leakage free, it can be installed either before or after RCCB or RCBO circuit protection.

What standards does this device meet?

It complies with BS EN61643-11 and IEC 61643-1 standards.

What is the maximum discharge current?

The maximum discharge current is 40kA.

Is this a Type 1 or Type 2 SPD?

The SRGT2CU is a Type 2 surge protection device.

Do I need to replace this after a major surge?

If the internal surge protection components have been exhausted by a major event, the device status indicator will change, signaling that it requires replacement.

Troubleshooting

Device indicator is not showing status

Verify that the device is correctly seated on the DIN rail and that the incoming power connections are secure.

Circuit breaker trips immediately after installation

Check for short circuits or incorrect wiring at the terminal connections and ensure the device is compatible with the existing RCD configuration.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Compact 1-module footprint saves valuable space in consumer units
  • Compatible with a wide range of network systems (TN-C-S, TN-S, TT)
  • Earth leakage free design provides versatile installation placement
  • High 40kA maximum discharge capacity
  • Complies with current international electrical standards

Cons

  • Requires professional electrical installation
  • Single pole configuration limits application to specific circuit setups
  • Does not provide total protection against direct lightning strikes

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the latest IET Wiring Regulations. Ensure the power is fully isolated before attempting to mount the device onto the DIN rail.

  • Compatibility: Ensure the distribution board is a compatible Lewden unit and that the supply system (TN-C-S, TN-S, or TT) matches the device specifications.
  • Wiring: The terminals accept cables up to 25mm square. Use appropriate torque settings to ensure a secure electrical connection to prevent heating.
  • Maintenance: Periodically inspect the unit for any visible signs of damage. As a Type 2 device, it does not require regular manual cleaning, but ensure the consumer unit remains dry and free of dust accumulation.

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