Over-voltage over-current protector of electronic and electric equipment
An overvoltage and overcurrent, electronic and electrical technology, applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, emergency protection circuit devices for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, etc., can solve the problem of high maintenance costs of equipment and network systems, rated current The value selection is too large, production and life are inconvenient, etc., to achieve good lightning protection effect, reduce failure rate, and save costs.
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[0023] In the prior art, ordinary surge protectors use ordinary B or C power surge protectors SPDI as an equipotential equalization device. The main purpose of the surge protector is when there is a lightning surge overvoltage on the line, the surge protector immediately Action to limit the surge overvoltage between LIN and NIN within a certain range, that is, the protection level Up of the B or C level surge protector (deemed as the residual voltage, because the protection level is based on the surge protector The residual pressure is determined by the maximum residual pressure). LIN and NIN are the power supply access ports from the power distribution panel, and LOUT and NOUT are connected to the ports of the protected equipment.
[0024] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the drawings.
[0025] Such as figure 1 An overvoltage and overcurrent protector for electronic and electrical equipment shown includes a power surge protector SPDI1, a s...
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