BR-20 1+1 Type 2 20kA Surge Protective Device for TT and TNS Systems

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BR-20 1+1 Type 2 20kA Surge Protective Device for TT and TNS Systems

In today’s electrical infrastructure, protecting sensitive equipment from power surges is crucial. The BR-20 1+1 Type 2 20kA Surge Protective Device (SPD) is designed to safeguard electrical installations in both TT and TNS systems, ensuring reliable operation and longevity of connected devices.

Key Features of the BR-20 1+1 SPD

The BR-20 1+1 Type 2 SPD offers several advanced features that make it an ideal choice for surge protection:

  • 20kA discharge capacity per pole (Imax)
  • 1+1 protection mode for enhanced safety
  • Compatible with both TT and TNS earthing systems
  • Compact and easy-to-install design
  • Visual status indication for quick monitoring
  • Thermal disconnector for fail-safe operation

Applications in TT and TNS Systems

The BR-20 SPD is particularly effective in:

TT Systems: Where the neutral and protective earth are separate, the BR-20 provides essential protection between live conductors and earth.

TNS Systems: In systems with separate neutral and earth conductors, the SPD offers comprehensive protection against transient overvoltages.

Installation Considerations

When installing the BR-20 SPD:

  • Mount close to the equipment being protected
  • Ensure proper earthing connections
  • Follow local electrical codes and regulations
  • Consider using upstream Type 1 SPD for additional protection in areas with high lightning risk

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Nominal Voltage (Un) 230/400V AC
Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage (Uc) 275/320V AC
Nominal Discharge Current (In) 10kA (8/20μs)
Maximum Discharge Current (Imax) 20kA (8/20μs)
Voltage Protection Level (Up) ≤1.5kV

The BR-20 1+1 Type 2 20kA Surge Protective Device represents an optimal solution for protecting electrical installations in various environments, offering robust performance and peace of mind against damaging power surges.

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