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Control SPD WPX-BMSA-T2-5K
Product introduction:Industrial control network, RS422/485 interface,automatic control and instrumentation lines, facsimile apparatus, and other equipment
Product application:Industrial control network, RS422/485 interface,automatic control and instrumentation lines, facsimile apparatus, and other equipment
Phone number:+86-731-88650578
Contact E-mail:service@hnwpx.com
Specifications
| Model Number | WPX-BMSA-T2-5K |
| Art No. | |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40℃～80℃ |
| Relative Humidity | ≤95%(25℃) |
| Atmospheric Pressure | 86～106 kPa |
| Working Voltage（Uo） | 5v |
| DC Max. continuous operating voltage（URCR） | 6V |
| Max Working Current IRL | 0.8A |
| Protection Mode | L1/L2-SE;L1-L2;SE-PE |
| C2 Total nominal discharge current（In） | 10kA |
| C2 Nominal discharge current per wire（In） | 5kA |
| Total nominal discharge current C2 -PE（In） | 10kA |
| Nominal discharge current per wire C2-PE（In） | 5kA |
| Voltage protection level wire-wire （UP） | ≤30V |
| Voltage protection level wire-PE（UP） | ≤30V |
| Voltage protection level wire-wire 1kV/μsC3（UP） | ≤20V |
| Voltage protection level wire-PE 1kV/μsC3（UP） | ≤20V |
| Response time（tA） | ≤1ns |
| Insertion loss（10MHz） | ≤0.5dB |
| Insulation resistance | ≥0.4MΩ |
| Series impedance | 2.2Ω |
| Wiring | Spring compression terminal |
| Wire range of terminal | 0.2mm²-2.5mm² |
| Enclosure material | Aluminum alloy |
| Installation place | Indoor |
| Degree of protection | IP20 |
| Mounting | 35mm rail |
Diagram of dimensions
Description
Control Signal Surge Protector WPX-BMSA-T2-5K are mainly used for control signal system, protect signal lines of electrical equipment against the influence of lightning electromagnetic pulse, induced over-voltage, operating over voltage. Signal surge protectors are widely used in industrial control, fire control, security monitoring, transportation, electric power fields. Under the premise that does not affect the device’s normal communication, it has a good lightning protection effect.
