2035-23-C

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are an important component of a power transmission network, and they provide protection against power surges and voltage spikes. They are commonly used in electrical substations, generation plants and other related applications. The 2035-23-C GDT (GDT) is a particularly popular type of GDT, due to its low cost, high reliability and ease of installation. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the 2035-23-C GDT.

The 2035-23-C GDTs are most commonly used as protection devices for electrical substations, so as to protect from power surges and voltage spikes, as well as other electrical disturbances. This type of GDT has a voltage rating of 35kV, with a discharge current of 10kA. It is a very durable type of GDT, with a long service life. In addition, the 2035-23-C GDT is very easy to install, as it is designed for quick and reliable connections. The housing of the GDT is also made from a strong and durable material, making it highly resistant to weather and other environmental conditions.

The working principle of the 2035-23-C GDT is fairly simple.The GDT works by conducting any power surges or voltage spikes that enter it, away from the main power line and into the GDT ground system. The GDT is designed to have a low impedance, which allows current to flow through it. This current then flows back to the ground, thus dissipating the energy of the surge or spike, and protecting the power line from any potential damage.

The 2035-23-C GDT is a very reliable and effective form of GDT for power protection. It is a low-cost however very reliable form of GDT, and is very easy to install. In addition, it has a long service life and is highly resistant to environmental conditions. The working principle of the GDT is also relatively simple, and it effectively dissipates any power surges or voltage spikes that enter it, thus protecting the power line from damage.

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