●Surge Voltage Protectors.
● SVPs are gas discharge tubes, hermetically sealed, composed of two or three electrodes properly spaced by insulators and filled with a rare gas. SVPs mainly serve to provide a conductive path for unwanted, excessive transients, which prevents the transient energy and associated voltages from damaging sensitive equipment and components, and from harming personnel.
●Electrical Characteristics Common to All Types:
● Transition Time — 0.1 μs typ.
●R
●INS: ≥ 10,000 megohm.
●Capacitance:
● 1 pF typ. at 1 MHz.
●Operating and Storage Temperature Range:
● –40°C to +90°C.
●Two
●-
●Electrode
●Type SVPs.
● Compact medium-duty two-electrode tubes.
●Three-Electrode Type SVPs.
● These units meet or exceed parameters specified in RUS Specification PE-80.
●Features:
● High Surge Current Capacity at 20 kA Maximum
● High Insulation Resistance at ≥1010 Ohm
● Low Capacitance — Down to 1 pF
