Zhenghao Fuse Surge Protection series is a comprehensive suppressor and protection device that can meet the needs of industrial and residential applications in many aspects. It protects equipment from transient overvoltage damage caused by lightning, internal load switching and electrical operation, and can conduct shunts in extreme times to improve the working efficiency of equipment.
How do I know where I need to use Surge Protection?
For example, if you feel that all the power sockets in your home feel hot to the touch, it is likely that there is a problem with the wiring system.
Which of my electronic products needs Surge Protection?
Surge Protection is now very popular in various industries and is needed in many places. For example: computers, servers, switches, important household electrical and industrial control equipment, etc. all need Surge Protection. Installing Surge Protection can protect the stable operation of the equipment, so surge protectors are very important.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Describe |
| Rated voltage | 220V/380V(AC 50/60Hz) | Adapt to low-voltage distribution systems |
| Nominal discharge current |
Class B:20kA~100kA; Class C:10kA~40kA |
Measuring lightning resistance capability |
| Voltage protection level | ≤1.5kV(Class D) | Ensure the security of terminal devices |
As a high-quality manufacturer and supplier of surge protectors, Zhenghao Fuse produces all its products in accordance with standards and complies with international standards such as IEC, UL 1449, GB/T18802.1, etc.
| Standard type | Core Content | Typical parameters/requirements |
| IEC 61643-11 | Protection level classification (Type 1/2/3), test waveform specification (10/350 μ s, 8/20 μ s) | Type 1 I max ≥ 100kA, Type 2 In ≥ 20kA |
| GB/T 18802.1-2011 | Voltage protection level (Up) and nominal discharge current (In) are compatible with IEC, increasing the adaptability requirements for domestic power grids | Level 1 SPD I max ≥ 50kA, Up ≤ 2.5kV |
| UL 1449 | Focusing on the North American market, there are differences in testing current levels compared to IEC, emphasizing the ability to withstand short-circuit currents | Type 1 has a narrower test current range |