- The maximum amount of current the device is capable of diverting to ground during a single surge event without performance degradation of more than 10%, Higher values are better
- The amount of current the device can divert to ground 15 times under specific test conditions and maintain performance levels, Higher values are better
- The maximum voltage a surge protector will let through to connected devices, Lower values are better
- The maximum current a device or system can safely withstand for a specified time or until a specified fuse or circuit breaker opens and clears the circuit
- Maximum line voltage (or V rms) that may be applied to the SPD without damaging the MOV, A lower MCOV rating allows for a lower VPR, but decreases the life of an MOV
- A mode is a path that has an SPD component between two electrical points, More modes is better, 7-Mode example: L1-N, L2-N, L3-N, L1-G, L2-G, L3-G, N-G
- Indoor, Outdoor, Ideal for the branch panel in Commercial and Industrial application and the main panel in light commercial applications, the B Series is versatile in its usage
- ANSI/IEEE C-62.41.1-2002/C-62.41.2-2002/C-62.45-2002 Specified|CSA C22.2 No. 269.1-17, 2017-02 Certified|RoHS B Series Compliant|UL 1449 5th Edition: 2021 Listed|cULus Listed|PROP65: This product contains lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm