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Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsOVR Surge Protective DevicesSPDsSURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICES OVR RANGETerminology of SPD electrical characteristics10/350 and 8/20 impulse wavesI10/350Type 1 Surge ArrestersI imp: current waveμs10/350 wave:Current waveform which passes through equipment when subjected to an overvoltage due to adirect lightning strike.Type 1 surge arrester:Surge arrester designed to run-off energy caused by an overvoltage comparable to that of a directlightning strike. It has successfully passed testing to the standard with the 10/350 wave (class Itest).I8/2010Type 2 Surge ArrestersI max: current waveμsSelection tables ............................... pag. 5/28/20 wave:Current waveform which passes through equipment when subjected to an overvoltage (low energy).Type 2 surge arrester:Surge arrester designed to run-off energy caused by an overvoltage comparable to that of an indirectlightning strike or an operating overvoltage. It has successfully passed testing to the standard withthe 8/20 wave (class II test).ABB10/115
Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsOVR Surge Protective DevicesSPDsCommon mode and/or differential mode protectionCommon modeCommon mode overvoltages appear between the live conductors and earth, e.g. phase/earth orneutral/earth.A live conductor not only refers to the phase conductors but also to the neutral conductor.This overvoltage mode destroys equipmaent connected to earth (class I equipment) and also equipmentnot connected to earth (class II equipment) which is located near an earthed mass and whichdoes not have sufficient electrical isolation (a few kilovolts).Class II equipment not located near an earthed mass is theoretically protected from this type ofattack.PhNI mcNote:Common modeovervoltages affectall earthing systems.UDifferential modeDifferential mode overvoltages circulate between live conductors: phase/phase or phase/neutral.These overvoltages have a potentially high damaging effect for all equipment connected to theelectrical network, especially ‘sensitive’ equipment.PhNNote:Differential mode overvoltages affectthe TT earthing system.These overvoltages also affectthe TN-S earthing system if thereis a considerabledifference in thelengths of theneutral cable and theprotective cable (PE).10I mdSelection tables ............................... pag. 5/210/116 ABB
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