LSP signal and data surge protection devices (SPDs) offer a complete solution to eliminate damage, downtime, and power disruption.
Pluggable overvoltage protection FRD series for the most common industrial data systems, like RS485, RS422, RS232 data lines.
Lightning or induced surges can destroy or compromise signal communications systems and data.
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Modular & Compact SPD for Single Pair Line – FRD2 series for 5V 12V 24V 48V 150V DC
These efficient overvoltage barriers contain both coarse and fine protection stages and provide longitudinal and a transverse surge protection.
The initial protection stage comprises a three-pole gas discharge tube and is designed to divert the primary surge energy. The subsequent fine protection stage is carried out using fast bi-directional silicon avalanche diodes. Care is taken in the design of this fine protection stage to avoid capacitive line loading and thereby ensuring a low insertion loss and wide operating frequency range.
Series line impedances ensure energy coordination between the coarse and a fine protection stages at all levels of the incident surge. To protect against the hazards of electric shock and fire which often results when power frequency contact occurs between power and communication lines, often called mains incursion, a thermo-clip is included on the primary protection stage to divert the power frequency current to ground.
The plug-in module/base design facilitates replacement of a failed module without the need to remove system wiring. If the module is unplugged out of the base, the connection lines remain enabled.
FRD2-5
FRD2-12
FRD2-15
FRD2-24
FRD2-30
FRD2-48
FRD2-60
FRD2-110
Modular & Compact SPD for Two Pair Line – FRD4 series for 5V 12V 24V 48V 150V DC
Like the FRD2 Series, the FRD4 provides the same level of protection to two independent circuit pairs. A number of protection voltages are available to ensure the user is able to select the closest clamping voltage to the normal signal operation of the equipment being protected.
The plug-in module/base design facilitates replacement of a failed module without the need to remove system wiring. If the module is unplugged out of the base, the connection lines remain enabled.
The FRD series is designed to protect equipment connected to data lines (protection for twisted pair data lines)
IEC/EN category: D1/C1/C2/C3
Nominal operating voltage Un: 5V 12V 24V 48V 150V DC
Frequency range: 30 Mhz
Impulse discharge current (10/350 μs) Iimp = 2.5kA @ Type 1
Nominal discharge current (8/20 μs) In = 10kA @ Type 2
Maximum discharge current (8/20 μs) Imax = 20kA @ Type 2
Series load current: 1 A
LSP offers multiple series of signal and data surge protection devices (SPDs) designed to provide transient protection for equipment from induced surges.
Reliable data surge protection device SPD is designed to meet the protection needs of installations against lightning and surges. Get data SPD price now!
Power surges occur when there is a sudden increase of voltage sent through a power system from an internal or external force.
Such forces can be caused by lightning strikes, electrical overload, faulty wiring or utility switching.
Surge protection devices provide a line of defense against power surges preventing irreparable damage to equipment and costly downtime.
Communication or signal lines that enter or exit a building are at the highest risk of power surge transients being induced onto the interconnecting signal lines. Surge protection devices should be installed at the point-of-entry or at the equipment termination itself.
They must be designed to clamp the excess transient voltage to safe levels sustainable by the equipment while at the same time, not interfere with the normal signaling voltages. To accomplish this, the protective circuits usually combine fast-responding, low-capacitive suppressor diodes with gas discharge tubes.
Gas discharge tubes dissipate voltage transients through a contained gas. They have high insulation resistance plus low capacitance and leakage, to ensure minimal effect on normal operation of equipment.
The line current rating of the surge protection device needs to be sufficient to handle the maximum expected signaling current and the bandwidth must be sufficient to allow correct operation of the system without adverse attenuation.
The final choice of surge protection device will then be determined by the type of physical connection, the number of lines to be protected and the surge rating.
LSP’s reliable signal & data surge protection device SPD are designed to meet the protection needs of installations against lightning and surges. Contact our Experts!
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