Surge Protection Device Circuit Diagram

XZ-PV40 Series Surge Protector
XZ-PV40 Series Surge Protector

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Surge Protection Device Circuit Diagram Product overview

XZ- PV40 PV direct vay surge protector is widely used in PV confluence box, PV inverter, PV controller, PV DC cabinet and other equipment. Rated voltage up to 1500V DC, maximum discharge current 40kA, high- energy varistor, nanosecond response speed, effectively prevent the damage caused by lightning overvoltage to photovoltaic power generation system. Products comply with GB 18802.1, GB50057 and IEC61643- 1 standards.

With common mode (MC) and differential mode (MD) protection mode .35mm standard guide rail installation, the zero line with 2.5- -35mm wire connection, grounding wire with more than 6mm double color multi- strand copper wire connection, the length of not more than 500mm.

Usually installed in the DC distribution cabinet, photovoltaic inverter, photovoltaic manifold box.

 

Surge Protection Device Circuit Diagram Main technical parameters

Specifications XZ-PV500  XZ-PV600 XZ-PV800 XZ-PV1000 XZ-PV1200 XZ-PV1500
In(kA)
Nominal discharge current
20kA
lmax(kA)
Maximum discharge current
40kA
Ucp(VC)
Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage
500 600 800 1000 1200 1500
Uc(kV)
Voltage protection level
2.8 3.2 3.5 3.8 4.5 5
(ns) Response time <25
Protection grade IP20
The shell material PBT/PA66
The filure indicator I level
Ambient limit temperature TU -40℃~80℃
Protected mode L/N-PE
Type of installation 35mm standard guide rail is used for nstallation
(mm2)
Induced power line Cross - sectional area
16- 35mm2 / Multicore flexible cable
Note Remote signal function can be added, other maximum continuous working voltage uC can be customized

 

Surge Protection Device Circuit Diagram Overall dimensions

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