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Voltage Monitors1
Panel Lightning Protection
Electrical Panel Accessories130
Time Delay Relays1
Fuse Links14
Panel Indicator Lights10
Time-Lag Switches2
DIN Rail Power Supplies1
Timer Relays6
Fuse Box81
Cable Channels41
Junction Boxes4
Electrical Supplies87
Misc Industrial Building Equipment3
Industrial Switches15
Industrial Relays1
Phase Relays64
Automatic Circuit Breaker93
Electric Panel Meters 6
Electrical Panel Push Buttons Switches49
Voltage Monitors1
Panel Lightning Protection
Electrical Panel Accessories130
Time Delay Relays1
Fuse Links14
Panel Indicator Lights10
Time-Lag Switches2
DIN Rail Power Supplies1
Timer Relays6
Fuse Box81
Cable Channels41
Junction Boxes4
Electrical Supplies87
Misc Industrial Building Equipment3
Industrial Switches15
Industrial Relays1
Sockets & Switches559
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Clear- T1: It has the ability to discharge strong currents from lightning strikes and is installed in the main panel of buildings.
- T2: It has the ability to discharge current from indirect lightning strikes, network overvoltages, and arm/disarm devices of an installation. It is installed on the main panel of buildings.
- T3: Used for protecting specific loads and has low discharge current.
- Maximum Discharge Current (kA): The maximum peak current in kA that the surge protector can withstand during a severe overvoltage or lightning strike without being damaged.