Somewhere on teh intarwebs Nighthawk wrote:
> On Sat, 13 Feb 2010 13:02:47 +1300, "~misfit~"
> <> wrote:
>
>> http://www.dse.co.nz/dse.shop/en/product/M7810
>>
>> I hit the credit card for two yesterday. I already had surge
>> protection on my computers and AV gear but not on my antenna wire
>> and phone line (and they're at opposite ends of the house).
>>
>> Seemed like a good deal to me. I've looked at these before but they
>> were ~$100 each then.
>
> What is their clamping speed? I can't see that in the specs. I have
> one here which is less than 1 nanosecond. Many are stated as less
> than 20 nanoseconds.
Mate, I'm in unfamiliar waters with this question. From the leaflet that
came with it outlining the claims process for the Attached Equipment
Warranty I find a 'Specifications section with this:
Normal - 710V
Mode - 1,300 Joules
Active-neutral - 40,000 Amps.
Clamp voltage @ 400A 8/20uS impulse energy rating, 8/20uS impulse current
rating.
Common mode - 790V
Active - 700 Joules
+Neutral-Earth - 20,000 Amps
Clamp voltage @ 200A 8/20uS impulse energy rating, 8/20uS impulse current
rating.
Total Telecoms - 1,025V
Surge Protection - 64 Joules
MOV rating - 2,400 Amps
Clamp voltage @ 10A 2mS impulse energy rating, 8/20uS impulse current
rating.
Coaxial - 700V
Protection Gas Arrester Rating - 5,000 Amps
Maximum 1kV/uS sparkover voltage, 8/20uS impulse current rating.
HTH,
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