GTCA28-231L-P05

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are an important tool in protecting equipment from the damaging and destructive effects of lightning strikes and other electrical short circuits. The GTCA28-231L-P05 is an example of such an arrester.

The GTCA28-231L-P05 is a cellular gas tube (CGT) arrester that is designed to provide protection against high voltage transients and power system disturbances. This arrester is capable of handling surges up to 10 kV and has a typical maximum continuous operating voltage (MCOV) of 675 V. It is also designed to be used in single-phase residential power networks.

The working principle of the GTCA28-231L-P05 is similar to other GDT arresters. Upon the occurrence of a surge or short-circuit, gas filled tubes are quickly triggered, allowing current to flow freely through the arrester. The arrester then absorbs the excess energy from the surge and dissipates it many times less than the nominal voltage.

The GTCA28-231L-P05 is primarily applied to power distribution networks, where it provides effective protection from electrical faults and transient events. This protection is especially important for equipment connected to the distribution network such as computers, televisions, and other electronic appliances, which are sensitive to voltage spikes and surges. The arrester can also be used for protection of AC power lines, DC power systems, power plants, substations, and other power systems.

In addition to its use in distribution networks, the GTCA28-231L-P05 arrester can also be used for protection from lightning strikes. By installing this arrester at the point of entry of a building, it can provide effective protection against direct lightning strikes as well as other electrical disturbances and transients.

The GTCA28-231L-P05 arrester is a reliable and cost effective solution for providing surge protection to residential, commercial, and industrial power systems and distribution networks. By using this model, customers can ensure that their equipment is adequately protected from the damaging effects of lightning and other electrical disturbances.

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