SRU6 series of surge protection devices are designed to protect photovoltaic power grids from protection against lightning and high energy impact on equipment. These units must be installed in parallel DC networks to protect and provide universal and differential protection modes.
- ✓ Suitable for all photovoltaic DC systems
- ✓ Prewired Modular Complete Unit, Consisting of a Base Part and Plug-in Protection Modules
- ✓ Plug-in Protection Module, Easy Installation and Maintenance
- ✓ High Energy Varistor, Response Time Less Than 25 Nanoseconds
- ✓ Optional Remote Signalling Contact (FM) for Monitoring Device (Floating Changeover Contact)
- ✓ Din Rail Mounting TH35-7.5/DIN35
This type of protective device is commonly found in photovoltaic DC systems, industrial DC power supplies, rail transit DC circuits and other scenarios, and is a key link in the lightning protection system of DC systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary function of the SRU6 series surge protector?
The SRU6 series is specifically designed to protect photovoltaic (PV) power grids and related equipment from lightning strikes and high-energy electrical impacts.
How do I know if the protection module has failed?
The device features a clear visual indicator: a Green light signifies normal operation, while a Red light indicates an aging failure, meaning the module needs replacement.
Is the SRU6 surge protector easy to install?
Yes, it features a pre-wired modular design with a plug-in protection system and standard DIN rail mounting (TH35-7.5), making both installation and maintenance simple.
What is the response time for this surge protection device?
The device utilizes a high-energy varistor that provides an exceptionally fast response time of less than 25 nanoseconds.
Can this device be monitored remotely?
Yes, it includes an optional remote signaling contact (FM) which provides a floating changeover contact for real-time monitoring of the device's status.
What is the maximum discharge current capacity?
The SRU6-PV40 model has a maximum discharge current (Imax) of 40KA (8/20u) and a nominal discharge current (In) of 20KA.