SL1003A230R

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are used in electrical systems to protect against overvoltage spikes caused by lightning strikes or power-system faults. They are essentially surge suppressors, designed to limit or absorb excess voltage in order to protect valuable equipment. SL1003A230R is one of the most widely used GDT devices created by Schluter-Koush, a leading supplier of surge protection equipment. As a popular device, SL1003A230R is mainly used in telecommunications equipment and industrial control systems.

SL1003A230R is designed with an all-metal housing for superior protection and comes with a variety of features. In addition to its proven high-power capacity, it has an integrated discharge capacitor that provides superior overvoltage protection. The device also includes a gas-filled tube element, which absorbs excess energy and helps limit current surges. This ensures that only normal operating voltages reach the equipment, while dangerous and damaging overvoltages are absorbed by the GDT.

In order to work, SL1003A230R must be connected to the protected equipment and a source of overvoltage protection. Whenever the high-voltage spike causes the voltage to exceed a certain threshold, the device starts to work. The built-in gas discharge tube element activates the discharge capacitor, which absorbs the overvoltage energy and reduces the voltage to a safe level. This helps to protect the equipment from damage or destruction due to high voltage spikes.

SL1003A230R is a highly reliable device, designed to provide superior performance and long-term protection against overvoltage. It is a compact and lightweight device, making it ideal for applications where space and weight are a concern. In addition, the device is easy to install and requires minimal maintenance. All of these features make it the perfect device for protecting telecommunications equipment, industrial control systems, and other sensitive systems against damaging voltage spikes.

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