Surge protection box for power(with airbreak switch)

Surge protection box for power(with airbreak switch)
Model:LZA-/FS Series
Brand: LZZ
Origin:Made In China
Category:Security & Protection / Other Security & Protection
Label:Surge protection , lightning protection
Price: -
Min. Order:100 pc
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Product Description

Application range
These series are applied to equipotential bonding of the low voltage main or distribution boxes in the building, providing protection against the overvoltage arising fromthe lightning strike to power supply system or faulty operation.(option from IEC61643-1 and Gb50343 standard)
Main structure and work principle.
Convenient wiring standard connection components
Build-in temperature control and circuit breaking technology, high security performance.
Green light in notice window indicates normal, red indicates broken, replacement notice, which are clear and easy distinguished.
Function of lightning count capable of storage and display of lightning frequency
Display status of ormal on and normal off.
Totally-enclosed metal shell good shielding effectiveness free maintenance
Main technical data
Type
LZA-20C/2FS3FS
LZA-40B/2FS3FS
Norminal working voltage Un V
220V
380V
220V
380V
Max. continuous AC Voltage Uc V
385
385
Voltage protection level Up KV
1.8
2.0
Norminal discharge current In (8/20μs) kA
20
40
Max. Discharge current Imax (8/20μs) kA
40
80
Reserve protection breaker
40A/2P
40A/4P
63A/2P
63A/4P
Protection principle
2P
3P+N
2P
3 P+ N
Response time ns
25
Enclosure material
Aluminum alloy
Cross-sectional area
10mm 2 stranded/ flexible
Starting current
400A
Counting range
0-99
Leakage current 75% Uc 1mA
20μA
Ordering description
Type
Remarks
LZA-20C/2F
single phase
LZA-20C/3F
three phase
LZA-40B/2F
single phase
LZA-40B/3F
three phase
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Member Information

SHENZHEN YWSS Technology Co., Ltd.
Country/Region:Guang Dong - China
Business Nature:Manufacturer
Phone:13760182570
Contact:Alice Guo (Export Business Rep)
Last Online:31 May, 2012