Citel 64004 ZPAC1-13VG-31-275 Lightning conductor Surge protection for: 40 mm busbar 12.5 kA 1 pc(s)
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Highlights & Details
Surge protection AC type 1+2+3 for TT and TNS networks 4-pin
- Busbar mounting
- Modules can be plugged in
- Lightning protection class III + IV.
- Lightning protection current/pin 12.5 kA
Technical specifications
- Internal thermal separation device
- Fuse max. 315 A max. (GL/GG)
- Ground fault circuit breaker type "S" or time-delayed
- Installation dimensions 3 TE, EN 43880
- Connection type 40 mm busbar system and PE: 10-50 mm²
- Failure behavior separation from the network
- Status display mechanical, green / red
- Mounting on 40 mm busbar system
- Thermoplastic casing material UL-94-V0
- Product type
Lightning conductor
- Surge protection for
40 mm busbar
- Leakage current
12.5 kA
- Nominal voltage
230 V
400 V
- Pick-up time (details)
20 ns
- Operating temperature
-40 °C /+ 80 °C
- Peak energy consumption
40000 J
IP20
- Manufacturer part #
64004
- Factory colour
White
- Standards
DIN EN61643-11, IEC 61643-11; IEC 61643-11
- Dim
(W x H x D) 53.8 x 211 x 95 mm
- Width
53.8 mm
- Height
211 mm
- Depth
95 mm
- Content
1 pc(s)
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User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2357914 Citel 64004 ZPAC1-13VG-31-275 Lightning conductor Surge protection for: 40 mm busbar 12.5 kA 1 pc(s)
Description
4-pin (3+1) plug-in combination arrester type 1+2+3 on a spark gap basis for use in the main distribution on 40mm busbar system, can be used in the series area according to VDN guidelines.
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This text is machine translated.
Features
- Combination arrester type 1+2+3 based on a gas-filled spark gap
- Conductivity per pole: Iimp= 12.5 kA (10/350 μs)
- Safe separation device
- No operating and leakage current
- Meets VDN policy for use in the count-up area
- Can be used for the lightning protection classes III + IV → ZPAC1-13VG
- VDE-AR-N 4100 compliant "Use of overvoltage protection devices (SPD) type 1 in Main Power Supply Systems"