2027-23-CLF

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are a type of device used to protect sensitive electronic equipment from the buildup of static electrical charges on their transmission lines. These devices are most commonly used in connection with power distribution systems, telecommunication systems, and control systems. GDTs are most effective when protecting against high frequency spikes which can be caused by lightning, power surges, or other sources of high-energy electrical disturbances.

The 2027-23-CLF application field and working principle is an example of a GDT. The 2027-23-CLF GDT is designed for use in outdoor power distribution systems where lightning strikes, power surges, or other high energy voltages are a concern, making it especially useful for lightning prone areas. It works by adding resistance elements into the system, effectively “absorbing” any excess voltages. The 2027-23-CLF also includes a gap section which functions as a spark gap so that when a voltage spike occurs, the gap will break down, allowing the surge to be safely dissipated.

When a voltage spike enters the system, the 2027-23-CLF GDT will activate and divert the excess current away from the protected equipment, via an integrated metal oxide varistor (MOV). The MOV has a voltage-dependent resistance, meaning that the higher the voltage of the surge, the more it will resist the flow of current. This allows for the current to be safely directed away from the sensitive components without causing any damage.

Next, the series resistor of the 2027-23-CLF helps to stabilize the voltage levels that are directed into the protected equipment. The resistor is designed to be non-linear, meaning that its resistance will increase as the voltage decrease. This works to ensure that the protected equipment does not receive any voltages which could cause it to become damaged. After the current has been diverted, the spark gap will then reclose, providing multiple protection against multiple successive voltage spikes.

Finally, the 2027-23-CLF also includes a built-in ground wire, which is designed to divert any remaining energy from the surge into a safely grounded point. This provides extra protection against additional surges, ensuring that the protected equipment remains undamaged, even during multiple successive storms.

In conclusion, the 2027-23-CLF GDT is an effective and reliable way to protect sensitive electrical equipment from the damaging effects of lightning strikes, power surges, and other high voltage disturbances. Its combination of resistance elements and MOVs provide multiple levels of protection, ensuring that equipment remains undamaged even during multiple successive spikes.

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