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News Release from: Dehn (UK) | Subject: Dehnguard surge arrester
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 December 2006
Modular surge arrester with advanced
protection
Dehn UK has introduced a modular version of the Dehnguard surge arrester featuring a number of advanced protection features.
Dehn UK LTD has introduced a modular version of the Dehnguard surge arrester featuring a number of advanced protection features The modular construction of the new Dehnguard M means that it can be supplied as a single-pole surge arrester or in a number of complete pre-wired assemblies for common system configurations
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Lightning current arresters from Dehn UK
The DEHNbloc Maxi family of lightning current arresters are single-pole devices that are ideally suited to use in exposed locations or in harsh industrial environments.
Each unit features multi-function terminals on a standard spacing for the connection of conductors and busbars, and the modules can easily be assembled and exchanged using a simple module-release button.
Like earlier units in the Dehnguard range, the Dehnguard modular incorporates a feature known as thermodynamic control to allow reliable disconnection at surges with higher than the maximum rated value.
Versions are available for TT, TN, TN-C and TN-S wiring configurations, all meeting the requirements of EN 61643-1 for Type 2 or Class II surge-protection devices.
Maximum 8/20 microseconds discharge current is 40 kA.
Dehn (UK) LTD.
Is the UK subsidiary of Dehn and SOEHNE, a European leader in lightning and surge protection for all data, network, measurement and computer systems including buildings and structures.
For decades the Dehn brand has been well known for first-class quality products, and the company prides itself on its customer-oriented approach.
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