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Eaton 1Ph 100kA 1 Mode DIN Surge Diverter

 

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Eaton
Part no SPD150I
Ascent part no 669191
NZ support 03-343-3314
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Shunt Surge Diverter,
1 & 3 Phase, 60kA & 150kA

Eaton's SPDI surge diverters provide the ultimate solution for surge protection in single & multi-phase systems. Whether the application involves residential homes, telecommunication facilities, hospitals, schools or heavy industrial plants, the SPDI surge diverters provide protection against the damaging effects of lightning, utility switching, switching electric motors & more. SPDI surge diverters can be installed as point-of-entry or sub-board protection & are connected in parallel with the power circuit via separate protection HRC fuses. These devices are ideal for Category C & B locations.

The SPD150i is designed to protect single-phase power systems against surges & spikes caused by lightning strikes & other electrical sources. The unit is intended for point-of-entry or main board protection in medium to high exposed locations. SPD150i are easily configured for L-N or L-E protection for installations adjacent or remote from the M.E.N. link, which means it can provide protection for commercial buildings to rural sites.

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Eaton
Part no SPD150I
Ascent part no 669191
NZ support 03-343-3314
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"I ordered at 4 15pm, i live rural. It was delivered before lunchtime the following day. Incredible speed" Ben, 4 September 2026
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