Specifications:
The document outlines the specifications for a surge protective device designed for low-voltage power systems. It includes details on remote control contact, signal access range, and recommended wire specifications for both AC and DC systems. For AC, the maximum voltage is 250V with a current of 0.5A, using single-core wire up to 1.5mm. For DC, the maximum voltage is 60V with a current of 0.1A, using multi-core wire up to 1.3mm. Models without 'S' do not have remote control contact functionality.
Model Information:
The models listed are FV50B/1-150(S), FV50B/1-255(S), FV50B/1-275(S), FV50B/1-320(S), and FV50B/1-385(S). They are tested under IEC/EN/VDE Class I/B and are suitable for TT, TN, and IT network types. The protection mode is L/N-PE, with nominal voltages ranging from 110V to 220V and rated voltages (UC) from 150V to 385V.
Performance Parameters:
The device can handle an impulse current of 50kA (10/350μs) and a nominal discharge current of 50kA (8/20μs). The voltage protective level (Up) is ≤1.8kV for most models, with a response time (tA) of ≤100ns. A recommended back-up fuse of 500A is suggested, and the isolation resistance is greater than 10 MΩ.
Installation and Operation:
The device is mounted on a 35mm symmetrical rail (EN50022/DIN46277-3) and operates within a temperature range of -40℃ to +80℃, with humidity levels between 30% and 90%, and up to an altitude of 3000m. It has a degree of protection rated at IP20, and the housing material is UL94 V-0. A mechanical indicator shows the device status (Green: OK, Red: replace), and remote control contact is optional.
Design and Application:
The device features a unique seal construction with a multilayer spark gap, ensuring no spark emission outside the housing. It includes a working status indication window and is mainly used in lightning protection zones (LPZ) 0 to 1, suitable for building entrance lines, elevators, and mineral applications.
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