2095-200-BT1LF

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are electrical components which are developed to protect circuits from transient voltage surges. The 2095-200-BT1LF is a new GDT type product designed to provide high-level voltage protection to voltage-sensitive customers.

The 2095-200-BT1LF GDT provides a high-level protection solution in applications where extremely high levels of voltage are present. This device is designed to cut off transient surges and reduce the likelihood of equipment failures associated with undocumented transient events.

The 2095-200-BT1LF GDT can be used in many different applications such as military/aerospace, energy production, telecommunication, medical, and industrial. In these applications, it is important to protect circuit components from high levels of voltage.

The working principle of the 2095-200-BT1LF GDT is fairly simple. When the input voltage exceeds the rated threshold, it triggers the GDT to quickly switch off, thus preventing the circuit from further voltage spikes. The device prevents damage to circuits, equipment and components by shortening these transient events.

The 2095-200-BT1LF has a few key features that makes it well suited for different applications. It has a high voltage protection tolerance from 175V to 3000V, a high environmental temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, and a fast recovery time of under 30uS. It is also highly reliable with a low internal failure rate of 20 FIT.

The 2095-200-BT1LF GDT is an economical, compact and reliable device that offers protection in applications where very high levels of transient voltage are present. It is designed to withstand these transient surges and prevent costly damage to the circuit protective components. With it’s fast recovery time and low internal failure rate, it is well suited for many modern applications that require protection from transient events.

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