Type 1 + 2 surge arrester FV30B+C/3-1000 PV(S)
remote signalingfor photovoltaïc installationswith fault indication

type 1 + 2 surge arrester
type 1 + 2 surge arrester
type 1 + 2 surge arrester
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Characteristics

Type
type 1 + 2
Applications
remote signaling, for photovoltaïc installations
Other characteristics
with fault indication, 3-pole, low-voltage, DC, DIN rail, plug-in
Voltage

Min.: 0 V

Max.: 1,200 V

1,000 V

Primary current

Min.: 0 A

Max.: 60,000 A

30,000 A

Description

-DC surge protective devicespecially used for photovoltaic system less than 1000Vdc. -The core parts are metal oxide varistor components with high discharge capacity. -With Reliable control thanks to Thermo Dynamic Control disconnector. -With remote signaling contact for control device. -Fault indication via red mark in the inspection window. SPD protection conforms to EN50539-11/IEC61643-31 - Type 1+2 SPD installation type conforms to EN50539-11/IEC61643-31 - ClassI+II Protection level conforms to DIN VDE0675-6 - B+C Type of Network - Photovoltaic systemsDC side Protectionmode - (+/-)-PE, (-/+)-PE Standby power consumption PC - ≤25 mVA Maximum discharge current (8/20μs) Imax - 50 kA Nominal discharge current (8/20μs) In - 25 kA Impuse discharge current (10/350μs) Iimp - 5 kA Voltage protection level Up - ≤3.8 kV Isolation resistance Risol - >1000 MΩ Response time tA - ≤25 ns Remote control contact - YES Disconnection indicator - Mechanical indicator (Green: OK, Red: Replace) Minimum area of connecting cable - 6mm2 Maximum area of connecting cable - 35mm2 Installation location - Inside Mounting type - 35mm DIN rail acc. to EN 60715 Color - Gray Degree of protection - IP20 Housing material - UL94V-0 Ambient temperature - -40°C ~+80°C Altitude - ≤2000 m (amsl (above mean sea level)) Permissible humidity - 30%~90%
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