3 Phase Surge Protector

LSP: Your Trusted 3 Phase Surge Protector Manufacturer

LSP is a leading global supplier of 3 phase SPD solutions, serving over 1,200 companies worldwide, including leading solar, industrial, and infrastructure brands, system integrators, and project developers.

As a trusted manufacturer of surge protection devices, we offer customized 3 phase surge protection devices for industrial, commercial, and residential applications, ensuring that each solution meets specific installation and safety requirements.

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AC 3 Phase Surge Protection – Type 1 SPD (FLP25 Series)

3 Phase Surge Protector Type 1 range is designed to meet all protection needs of low voltage installations against lightning and industrial surges.

These products comply with IEC/EN and environmental standards. The ranges are classified by product type and their power supply network.

AC 3 Phase Surge Protector – Type 1+2 SPD (FLP12,5 Series)

3 Phase Surge Protector (Type 1+2) is characterized by a 10/350 µs and 8/20 µs lightning current waveform and tested accroding to IEC/EN 61643-11.

AC 3 Phase Surge Protector – Type 1+2 SPD (FLP7 Series)

These 3 Phase Surge Protectors are designed to be connected in multi-pole configuration to protect 3-phase and 3-phase+Neutral AC networks, and for TN-C, TN-S, TN-C-S TT, and IT power supply systems.

AC 3 Phase Surge Protector – Type 2 SPD (SLP40 Series)

3 Phase Surge Protector SLP40 series is characterized by an 8/20 µs lightning current waveform and tested accroding to IEC/EN 61643-11.

AC 3 Phase Surge Protection – Type 2+3 SPD (SLP20 Series)

This 3 phase Surge Protector is used for TN-C systems; The 3 phase Surge Arrester is characterized by an 8/20 µs lightning current waveform.

AC 3 Phase Surge Protection Device – Type 3 SPD (TLP Series)

3 Phase Surge Protector TLP series is characterized by an 1.2/50 µs lightning current waveform and tested accroding to IEC/EN 61643-11.

The Trusted Partner for Certified 3 Phase Surge Protectors

We hold TUV, CB, CE, and ISO 9001 certifications. Our 3 phase surge protectors are rigorously tested to IEC/EN 61643-11 and IEC/EN 61643-31 standards, guaranteeing performance, safety, and compliance with international requirements.

3 Phase Surge Protector Applications for Reliable System Safety

3 phase surge protection devices play a critical role across various environments, including industrial plants, commercial buildings, infrastructure projects, and residential communities.They safeguard sensitive equipment against lightning strikes, switching surges, and transient overvoltages, ensuring reliable operation of electrical systems.

Why LSP’s 3 Phase Surge Protectors Stand Out

At LSP, we engineer our 3 phase surge protectors to perform under the most demanding conditions. Whether you need an industrial 3 phase surge protector, a commercial 3 phase panel SPD, or a residential 3 phase surge arrester, LSP ensures top-tier performance.

High-Quality MOV Materials
We use the premium LKD MOVs in our 3 phase surge protectors, providing excellent durability. Type 1 3 phase surge protectors can withstand impulse discharge current (Iimp) up to 25kA(10/350 μs) and maximum discharge current (Imax) up to 100kA (8/20µs), ensuring superior performance.
Innovative Tripping Device
Our independently developed low-temperature tripping device enhances arc extinction, ensuring the 3 phase surge protector can safely disconnect from the power grid during a fault, enhancing arc extinction and guaranteeing continuous safety.
Flame Retardant Housing
The plastic housing is made of PA6+GF30% flame-retardant material, effectively preventing spontaneous combustion of the SPD.
Thick Metal Components
We use metal lead pins with 0.8 mm thickness and 8 mm width—45% above average—allowing 3 phase surge protectors to handle high potentials without breaking.
Rigorous Testing
All our 3 phase surge protectors undergo extensive testing, including lightning impulse tests, thermal stability, 48-hour salt spray, glow wire, and current impulse tests, to ensure reliable and safe performance.

Comprehensive Surge Protection You Can Trust

We aim to provide the market with the safest and most reliable 3 phase surge protectors, meeting the needs of both direct use and global distribution. All surge protection devices (SPDs) are manufactured under strict quality management and undergo comprehensive testing to ensure their performance and reliability.

We aim to provide the market with the safest and most reliable surge protection products, catering to your needs for direct use or global sales. All surge protector products are manufactured under strict quality management and undergo comprehensive and rigorous testing before shipment to ensure quality and reliability. Our spd products are certified by TUV, CE, CB.
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About 3 Phase Surge Protector

A 3 phase surge protection device (SPD) is essential for residential, commercial, and industrial installations, ensuring compliance with IEC 61643 standards.

What is a 3 Phase Surge Protector?

A 3 phase surge protector (also known as a 3 phase surge protection device) is an essential electrical safety device designed to safeguard wiring systems, consumer units, and sensitive equipment from transient overvoltages on three-phase AC power lines. These devices are widely used as 3 phase SPD for residential, commercial, and industrial installations to prevent damage caused by lightning strikes, switching operations, or power surges.

What is a 3 Phase Surge Protector SPD

3 Phase Surge Protector Working Principle

Surge protection devices (SPDs) consist of at least one non-linear component, such as a varistor or spark gap, whose electrical resistance changes depending on the applied voltage. Their main function is to divert discharge or impulse currents and limit overvoltages reaching downstream equipment.
Learn how surge protection devices 3 phase operate to protect critical systems. Here’s a clear explanation:
  • Normal operation: In the absence of surges, the SPD remains inactive. It behaves like an open circuit, maintaining isolation between the active conductors and earth without affecting system performance.
  • During a surge: When an overvoltage occurs, the SPD rapidly lowers its impedance—within just a few nanoseconds and diverts the impulse current safely to ground. At this moment, it behaves like a closed circuit, ensuring that the overvoltage is clamped to a safe level for connected electrical equipment.
  • After the surge: Once the transient has passed, the SPD restores its high impedance state and resumes its open-circuit condition, ready to protect the system again.
  • Safe Disconnection: When the SPD reaches the end of its service life, the integrated disconnector automatically isolates the protection module to ensure safety and system reliability.

3 Phase Surge Protector Wiring Diagram & Installation

3 Phase Surge Protector Device is designed to protect electrical equipment from voltage spikes caused by events like lightning strikes or switching operations.

There are different types of SPDs used for varying applications, and they are wired differently based on the system requirements.

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Guide to choosing the right 3 phase surge protector based on standards and ratings

Choosing the appropriate surge protection device (SPD) is essential to safeguard electrical systems and connected equipment. SPDs are classified according to international standards such as IEC 61643-11, EN 61643-11, and VDE 0675-6-11, ensuring reliable performance under different surge conditions. Refer to the table below for detailed SPD ratings and classifications to select the most suitable device for your system.
EN 61643-11:2012 IEC 61643-11:2011 VDE 0675-6-11:2002 In (80/20μs) Imax (8/20μs) Iimp (10/350μs) Uoc (1.2/50μs)
Type 1 Class I Class B 25 kA 100 kA 25 kA /
Type 1+2 Class I+II Class B+C 20 kA 50 kA 7 kA /
12.5kA
Type 2 Class II Class C 20 kA 40kA / /
Type 2+3 Class II+III (or III) Class C+D (or D) 10 kA 20kA / 20 kV
5 kA 10 kA 10 kV

FAQ - 3 phase surge protector

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What types of 3 phase surge protectors are available for different installations?

For diverse applications in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, we offer Type 1, Type 2, or combined Type 1+2 and Type 2+3 three phase surge protectors. They are available in both DIN-rail mounted and panel-mounted configurations to suit various installation needs.

Can 3 phase surge protectors be installed outdoors?

Yes. We supply 3 phase SPDs that are specifically designed for outdoor use. They provide robust protection for power distribution systems and sensitive equipment, ensuring reliable performance even in harsh weather conditions.

Are there 3 phase surge protectors with monitoring capabilities?

Absolutely. Many of our models come equipped with advanced monitoring features, such as remote signaling and clear status indicators. This allows operators to easily monitor the SPD's status and perform timely maintenance, ensuring continuous protection.

Can 3 phase surge protectors be used in residential or commercial settings?

Yes. We offer a range of three phase surge protection devices specifically engineered for the lower-power or distributed loads found in both residential and commercial buildings, providing effective and reliable surge protection for these environments.

Are your 3 phase SPDs suitable for TT and TN systems?

Yes. Our comprehensive product line includes specific models for all common power distribution systems, including TT, TN-S, and TN-C-S (PME) systems. We offer both 3+1 and 4-pole configurations to meet the specific grounding requirements of your installation.

How do I know which 3 phase SPD type is right for my application?

Choosing the right SPD depends on your specific installation environment and the level of protection needed. Type 1 SPDs are used at the service entrance for protection against direct lightning strikes, Type 2 SPDs are installed in distribution boards for general surge protection, and Type 3 SPDs offer final, fine-level protection for sensitive equipment. Our team of experts can assist you in selecting the ideal solution. Contact LSP for expert guidance in selecting the right three phase SPD for your project.

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