XT350SM

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) have been widely used in numerous areas, such as automation protection, lightning protection, and harmonic filtering. One of the most common GDTs is the XT350SM. This particular unit is ideal for use in many applications, and its working principle is relatively simple both to understand and to apply.

The XT350SM has an anode and a cathode, along with two ceramic tubes filled with insulating gas. When the anode is subjected to a voltage beyond its insulation withstand voltage, the discharged current will flow. During this process, the insulation molecules in the ceramic tube will be ionized, resulting in an arc of sparks across the ceramic tube. The heat generated by the arc will then further accelerate the breakdown of the ceramic tube, which increases the current flow.

The XT350SM can be used in numerous areas, including:

• Industrial variable speed drives
• Static switchgear
• High-voltage and mid-voltage electrical power systems
• Telecommunications equipment
• Lightning protection
• Automotive wiring systems
• Stage lighting systems
• Medical equipment

In addition to its many applications, the XT350SM is designed to withstand surges in both directions, resulting in robust protection for your system. It is also relatively easy to install, as all that is required is for it to be placed across the two conductors. This makes it ideal for applications that require a reliable source of surge protection without the need for additional components.

In summary, the XT350SM is a reliable and versatile GDT solution that is suitable for multiple applications. It is designed to protect both low and high voltage systems, and its simple installation makes it ideal for applications in which robust protection is required but additional components are not. As such, the XT350SM is an excellent choice for your surge protection needs.

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