Leviton Surge Protection Device with LED Diagnostics

Leviton Surge Protection Device

Aug 16, 2020

Leviton surge protection devices can be used individually or as part of a coordinated application strategy, to protect sensitive electronic equipment, in industrial, commercial and residential locations, from the stress and degradation inflicted by voltage transients. Leviton surge protection devices are compliant with UL 1449 Standards. Leviton® outstanding surge protection devices divert damaging voltage transients or surges, away from electronic equipment. Transients are diverted away from sensitive micro circuitry, providing protection against catastrophic failure, costly downtime and data disruptions.

Leviton Surge Protection Device, Series: 47000, 277/480 VAC Electrical Rating, 50/60 Hz Frequency, 3 Phase, 4 Pole, 6 AWG Wire, 10 kA Short Circuit, 400 kA/Phase Peak Surge Current, Modes of Protection: 7, Noise Filtering Indicator, Environmental Conditions: -10 to 60 deg C Operating Temperature, -20 to 85 deg C Storage Temperature, 5 to 95% Non-Condensing Humidity, NEMA 4X Enclosure, Panel Mounting, Fiberglass.

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