GTCR38-351M-Q10

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are invaluable devices that contain ionized gas and are designed to absorb and pass power surges and lightning strikes of any magnitude. The GTCR38-351M-Q10, in particular, is an especially efficient model of GDT and is heavily used in lightning protection systems.

The GTCR38-351M-Q10 works by providing a highly insulated path that helps direct high-energy voltage surges away from delicate electrical components. This is achieved with a two-part assembly: an insulated steel core, and a gas-filled tube. The steel core is made up of a zinc-oxide ceramic with an insulated steel rod, which serves as the base of the arrester. It is the most important part of the device, as it helps determine the performance of the arrester.

The second part of the GTCR38-351M-Q10 is the gas-filled tube, which is a sealed tube which contains a specific combination of inert gases. These gases are nontoxic, non-combustible, and designed to be highly conductive. When a surge of voltage passes through the device, the gas-filled tube ionizes, meaning it becomes electrically conductive and produces an electrical arc. The arc absorbs and discharges the extra energy until it eventually fades away. This prevents the surge from damaging or destroying sensitive electrical equipment.

The GTCR38-351M-Q10 is an incredibly versatile device and can be used in a variety of different applications. Its wide voltage range, high-speed response time, and low capacitive reactance makes it especially well-suited for higher-voltage systems, such as those used in telecommunications, power networks, and industrial systems. It can also be used in many different configurations, including in direct or indirect grounding systems, or in parallel with other arresters or resistors.

Thanks to its versatility, ease of installation, and impressive performance, the GTCR38-351M-Q10 has become widely used in lightning protection systems throughout the world. Its ability to quickly and reliably absorb and discharge high-energy voltage surges helps ensure the security and reliability of the most sensitive electrical systems across numerous industries.

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