ABB offers the most comprehensive portfolio of Type 1 and Type 2 surge protective devices that can be externally or internally mounted. They help reduce costly downtime while protecting sensitive...More
ABB offers the most comprehensive portfolio of Type 1 and Type 2 surge protective devices that can be externally or internally mounted. They help reduce costly downtime while protecting sensitive electronic equipment against damaging effects of transients caused by lightning, utility load switching, internal load switching, and more.
TransGuard®─TG3™ (TG3) surge protection devices protect and prevent costly downtime and equipment damage caused by routine or catastrophic electrical disturbances.
Choose our PX3™ suppression system when you need an externally mounted surge solution that can be physically attached to the top or bottom of any panelboard.
Current Technology MasterMind™ Monitoring system offers multiple levels of advanced, multifunction, power quality monitoring for SL3™, TG3™, and PX3™ suppression filter...
ISM™ Surge protective device offers breakthrough technology focused on current sharing, by eliminating reliance on PCB trace for conducting full surge current.
Compact and powerful, LoadGuard protects these and other individual components from damaging electrical transients, high-frequency noise, and high-energy disturbances.
High capacity - Designed to protect against lightning-induced, transient surge conditions these Type 1 devices are ideally placed on switchboards, switchgear, transfer...
OVR type 1 and type 1+2 are designed to discharge high current surges without any destruction of the installation. This surge protective device is characterized by its...
OVR type 2 and Type 2+3 are designed to protect electric installations and sensitive equipment against indirect surges with ensuring a low protection level (Up). It is...
OVR type 3 surge protective devices should be installed as close as possible to the sensitive equipment for protection. Tested with a 1,2/50 - 8/20 current combination wave...
The photovoltaic market is on the way to move now to higher voltages beyond 1000V applications and so far the range available with us was composed of two ratings to fit 600V...