Ilsco Surgency Surge Protection Devices: Residential, Commercial and Industrial Applications

Surge Protection devices

 

Surgency surge protectors deliver high performance, award winning TVSS/SPD surge protection for the residential, commercial and industrial markets. All protectors feature a compact NEMA polycarbonate enclosure, LED indicator lights, are easily installed outdoors or indoors, have optional electrical noise filters and are capable of withstanding harsh environments and lightning strikes.

Gain full surge protection for your home electronics and appliances with the Series RE (Residential) surge protector. The Series RE has a 50kA surge current strength, Five-year warranty and monitoring of surge protection status.

The Series SE (Service Entrance) is designed as the initial line of defense against externally generated surges in the commercial and industrial sectors. Provides surge current strength up to 100 kA, has a five-year warranty, protects essential commercial and industrial equipment, and provides easy monitoring of surge protection status.

The Series XE delivers downstream surge protection from your commercial or industrial service entrance. The Series XE has a surge current strength up to 100 kA, a ten-year warranty, easy monitoring of protection status with optional audible alarm and relay contacts, and provides product longevity in harsh environments.

Find out more: http://ilscocanada.ca.

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