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Class IEC 2 surge arrester 3EP series
class IEC 3class IEC 4class IEC 5

class IEC 2 surge arrester
class IEC 2 surge arrester
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Characteristics

Type
class IEC 2, class IEC 3, class IEC 4, class IEC 5
Applications
for substations
Other characteristics
high-voltage, in-line
Voltage

Max.: 800 kV

Min.: 123 kV

Primary current

Max.: 65,000 A

Min.: 40,000 A

Description

Main features: •High mechanical stability for support applications and for use in regions with high seismic activity •Extremely reliable pressure relief for use in areas requiring special protection •Excellent pollution layer characteristics for use in coastal and desert regions or in areas with extreme air pollution •All three surge arrester product families feature a superior sealing system that reliably prevents moisture ingress •Decades of trouble-free service •Manufactured using only environmentally compatible materials Siemens 3EP porcelain surge arresters offer outstanding protection against overvoltages in networks of up to 800 kV. 3EP porcelain surge arresters are ideally suited for the reliable protection of: - Transformers - Circuit breakers - Generators - Motors - Capacitors - Bushings - Switchgear The cage, made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) rods, provides a rigid, reinforced structure ensuring high mechanical strength. The excellent sealing system prevents moisture ingress and partial discharges. In the extremely rare event of an overload, the arc can escape directly through the directional pressure relief devices. Strong, high-quality porcelain prevents the ejection of internal parts. The Siemens porcelain design offers extremely safe overload performance. 3EP porcelain surge arresters are ideal for areas with heavy seismic activity and extremely strong winds.
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