OBO BETTERMANN MS! SurgeController V20 dreipolig mit NPE 280V SCHLETTER dass Ihre DATCOM-Einrichtungen optimal arbeiten
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OBO BETTERMANN MS! SurgeController V20 dreipolig mit NPE 280V SCHLETTER dass Ihre DATCOM Einrichtungen optimal arbeiten dass Ihre DATCOM Einrichtungen optimal arbeiten und eine hohe Leistung erzielen Protection level (LN) (N PE): 1500V 1500V Surge arrester type 2 • For surge protection equipotential bonding in accordance with VDE 0100 443 (IEC 60364 4 44) • Discharge capacity up to 40 kA (8 20) per pole thanks to high performance varistors • Modular plug in arrester with disconnection device and optical status display • Latching function with vibration protection and voltage coding • Plastic in accordance with UL 94 V 0 • The FS variants have a potential free changeover contact for remote signaling Application: Equipotential bonding in main and sub distribution boards
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