2036-23-B2

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are a form of protection device used in domestic, industrial and automotive systems. They are designed to protect delicate circuitry and electronic components in the event of an over-voltage or short circuit. This form of protection is a relatively simple process that works by dissipating any excess electrical energy and preventing it from damaging any other components.

The 2036-23-B2 GDT is an example of an over voltage protection device. It is designed to be used in 12-650 volt systems and is suitable for use in 3-phase applications. The 2036-23-B2 is also UL recognized for use in safety-related applications. The device is designed to operate with a maximum surge current rating of 40kA and has a nominal breakdown voltage of 2.4 kV.

The form of protection used by the 2036-23-B2 is known as Arc Fault Protection. Arc Fault protection is a system designed to detect electrical arcs and prevent them from causing harm. An arc is when electric current passes through air, and it can cause damage to components or even fires in extreme cases. The 2036-23-B2 senses arcs and trips the circuit when they occur, preventing a potentially damaging event.

The working principle of the 2036-23-B2 is based on the fact that when current passes through air, it creates heat. This heat increases the temperature of the air and gas molecules around the arc. As the temperature increases, the gas molecules ionize and become conductive, allowing current to pass through them. The 2036-23-B2 measures the amount of current passing through the arc and trips the circuit when this level exceeds a predefined threshold.

The 2036-23-B2 is suitable for use in a variety of electrical applications. These applications include residential fire alarm systems, office building sites, industrial plants and automotive components. The protection offered by the 2036-23-B2 coupled with its simple installation make it an ideal solution forthese applications.

In conclusion, GDTs provide a simple, effective and reliable form of protection for electrical components and circuitry. The 2036-23-B2 GDT is designed to operate in 12-650 volt systems and is ideal for 3-phase applications. Its Arc Fault Protection system works by detecting and tripping circuit when current passing through an arc exceeds a predefined threshold. The 2036-23-B2 is suitable for use in various electrical application such as residential fire alarms, office buildings, industrial plants and automotive components.

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