ABB Svodiče přepětí Řada OVR, System pro M compact

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Svodiče přepětí (Surge Protective Devices - SPD) jsou určeny k ochraně elektrického a elektronického zařízení proti přepětím a proudovým impulzům (způsobeným úderem blesku nebo spínacími pochody). Pro tento účel plní svodiče přepětí dvě funkce, omezují přepětí na úroveň přijatelnou pro chráněné zařízení a svádí impulsní proudy ...

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