CG110MSTR

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Gas discharge tube arresters (GDT), commonly known as spark gaps, are devices used to protect electronic equipment from electrical overstress caused by spikes on the mains supply, lightning and other transient events. CG110MSTR is a type of GDT arrestor that has been developed specifically for low voltage applications. It is designed for use in industrial and commercial locations where a high-quality, reliable arrestor is needed.

A GDT, such as the CG110MSTR, consists of two electrodes which are separated by a dielectric material. When an abnormal voltage occurs, the dielectric material breaks down, allowing current to flow between the electrodes and thereby discharging the abnormal voltage. The discharge takes place almost instantaneously, thereby protecting equipment from damage due to transients.

The CG110MSTR, in particular, is designed for use in low voltage applications, typically up to 220V 3-phase AC. The arrestor has a high impulse spark over voltage (ISOV) rating, and can handle a wide range of transient voltages up to 10kV without failing. It features a built-in thermal cut-off switch that will disconnect the voltage if it exceeds a safe level, and it is also designed to be able to automatically reset itself after a voltage surge.

The CG110MSTR is designed for use in a variety of applications, such as in industrial locations where there is a need for protection from high voltage transients. In such situations, it is often necessary to install multiple GDTs in parallel in order to ensure adequate protection. It also has applications in commercial locations, where it can provide protection from high voltage spikes caused by lightning strikes and power outages.

The working principle of the CG110MSTR is based on the fact that when an overvoltage occurs, the dielectric material will break down, allowing current to flow between the two electrodes. This causes an arc which dissipates the voltage and thereby protecting the equipment from damage. Additionally, the thermal cut-off switch will disconnect the voltage if it reaches a safe level, and the GDT will automatically reset itself after the voltage has been discharged.

GDTs such as the CG110MSTR are essential components in the protection of electronic equipment from transient overvoltages caused by lightning, power outages, and other abnormal voltages. They are designed for use in low and medium voltage applications, and can provide reliable, long-term protection from surges. In addition, the built-in safety features help to minimize the risk of equipment damage due to overvoltages, making them a cost-effective solution for protecting sensitive electronic equipment.

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