Britec Electric Co., Ltd surge arrester

Type 1 three-phase surge arrester for electrical installations

Product Features:

● Self designed.

● Full range of type 1 surge arrester with 1-4 poles, 1+NPE and 3+NPE type which conform to IEC61643.

● The adoption of multi-gap graphite technology for 10/350μs application makes our product durable and resist high follow current.

● High impulse current 50kA each pole.

● The continous operating voltage of 385V is ideal for 230/415V 3 phase system voltage.

● Remote signal version available.

● Conform to standard IEC 61643-11

Factory Capability:

● In-house test laboratoy with capability of 150kA 8/20us and 25kA 10/350us.

● OEM and ODM capability.

● 2 weeks delivery

Certification:

TUV

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Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China

Britec Electric Co., Ltd

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