The working principle of the EL1-25 25KA/150KA 275V/385V Surge Protective Device is as follows: The surge protector is generally installed at both ends of the protected equipment and grounded. Under normal operating conditions, the surge protector presents high impedance to normal power frequency voltage, and almost no current passes through it, which is equivalent to an open circuit; when a transient overvoltage occurs in the system, the surge protector has high resistance to high-frequency transient overvoltage. The voltage presents low impedance, which is equivalent to short-circuiting the protected equipment.
By installing the EL1-25 25KA/150KA 275V/385V Surge Protective Device, it can quickly absorb and dissipate overvoltage, directing it to the ground, thus protecting the equipment from damage, extending its life, and improving the reliability of the equipment.
| Categories | SPD Surge Protective Device |
| Model | EL1-25 |
| Parameters | EL1-25 |
| Maximum continuous operating voltage Uc(V~) | 385V 275V |
| Voltage protection level UP(KA) | ≤2.0≤1.8 |
| Maximum dischargecurrent(8/20us)(KÄ) | 150 |
| Nominal dischargecurrent (8/20us) (KA) | 25 |
| Response time (ns) | <100 |
| IP Grade | IP20. |
| quipped with front fuse or circuit breaker | 125A |
| Cross-sectional area of connecting conductor | 25~50mm² |
| Application | Incoming line first level protection |
EL1-25 25KA/150KA 275V/385V Surge Protective Device MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
| Parameters | Model | ||||||
| EL1-15 | El1-25 | El1-50 | |||||
| Maximum continuous operating voltage Uc(V~) | 385V | 275V | 385V | 275V | 385V | 275V | |
| Voltage protection levelUP | ≤1.5 | ≤1.2 | ≤2.0 | ≤1.8 | ≤2.5 | ≤2.0 | |
| Surge current(10/350)Limp | Ipeak | 15KA | 25KA | 50KA | |||
| Etymology of electricity | 7.5AS | 12.5AS | 25AS | ||||
| Energy | 56.25KJIQ | 156.25KJIQ | 625KJIQ | ||||
| Maximum discharge current(8/20us)(KA) | 120KA | 150KA | 20KA | ||||
| Nominal discharge Nominal discharge | 15KA | 25KA | 50KA | ||||
| Response time (ns) | <100 | ||||||
| IP Grade | IP 20 | ||||||
| Work environment(℃) | -40℃~+85℃ | ||||||
| Equipped with front fuse or circuit breaker | 125A 125A | ||||||
| Cross-sectional area of connecting conductor | 25~50mm² | ||||||
| Application | Incoming line first level protection | ||||||
| Remote communication function | can reorder | ||||||
| Remark | Other maximum continuous working voltage Uc can be customized | ||||||
EL1-25 25KA/150KA 275V/385V Surge Protective Device SHAPE SIZE

EL1-25 25KA/150KA 275V/385V Surge Protective Device Video
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCTS
cabinet (box), with high lightning discharge capacity, no continuous current,The maximum impulse current (10/350 ps) of a single module can reach limp=12.5KA, limp=15KA, limp=25KA, limp=35KA, limp=50KA, and the maximumdischarge current (8/20us) can reach Imax=100KA, Imax=120KA, Imax=150KA,Imax=160KA, Imax=200KA.
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