2035-23-SM-RPLF Circuit Protection

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Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) arresters are devices used to protect electrical equipment and circuits from high voltage transients and surges. The GDT arrester is composed of both active and passive components. The active component is generally a spark gap, while the passive component is a conducting tube. The two components are designed to work together to effectively reduce and divert surges and overvoltages from the electrical circuit.

The 2035-23-SM-RPLF application field is a relatively new GDT arrester that is specifically designed for high voltage substations. It is capable of withstanding a maximum continuous working voltage (100 kV). The arrester is also designed to provide excellent long-term reliability, as well as an extremely low risk of failure during lightning events.

The working principle behind the 2035-23-SM-RPLF is relatively simple. The arrester contains a conducting spark gap and a three electrode set up. The spark gap is designed to provide a high breakdown voltage and to divert high energy overvoltages away from the main electrical circuit. The set up of the three electrodes provide a more effective solution for surge suppression, as well as enhanced reliability in harsh environmental conditions.

The 2035-23-SM-RPLF is designed to operate under conditions of high throughput. The conducting spark gap is designed to provide high-frequency protection and to reduce the risk of arcing, sparking or short circuits occurring. Additionally, the three electrode set up ensures that signal high power voltage transients do not bring out the main circuit fault. This allows the arrester to provide an effective protection against surge voltage transients caused by lightning strikes, power switches, or other high voltage power sources.

In order to ensure maximum long-term reliability and efficiency, the 2035-23-SM-RPLF is tested according to the IEC 60126-1 and ANSI/IEEE C62.22-1998 requirements. The arrester is quality-tested both in its own environment and in realistic conditions of use, making sure all components work properly and that it meets the protection requirements as set out in the respective standards.

The 2035-23-SM-RPLF is an advanced GDT arrester designed specifically for use in high voltage substations. It is designed to provide excellent long-term reliability and effective protection against surge voltage transients and other high energy disturbances. Additionally, the arrester is tested to ensure compliance with the correct standards and regulations. By using a GDT arrester such as the 2035-23-SM-RPLF, electricians and engineers can be sure their circuits are adequately protected from overvoltage transients and damages caused by lightning strikes.

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