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Rated current | 6A to 63A |
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Tripping characteristic | B, C, D |
Mounting type | DIN rail |
Protection class | IP20 |
Operating Temperature | -25°C to +55°C |
Rated voltage | 400 V AC |
Breaking Capacity | 6 kA |
Number of Poles | 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P |
Standards | IEC 60898-1 |
Covers DANGER, NOTICE definitions, and requirements for qualified personnel.
Includes warnings against Hi-Pot testing and for ungrounded systems.
Guidance on unpacking, storage, warranty, grounding, environment, and protection.
Details model number breakdown for TPS4 01/L1 series including voltage and surge current ratings.
Distinguishes RP1 panels and provides guidance on identifying them.
Explains 'W' option features, installation, and breaker/conductor sizing.
Detailed steps for installing the TPS4-W unit in panelboards.
Detailed steps for installing TPS4 01/L1 modules in P2 and P3 lighting panelboards.
Procedure for rotating the SPD's display assembly and handling the ribbon cable.
Importance of noting bus phase orientation when rotating the display for accurate reporting.
Details model number breakdown for TPS4 05/L5 series including voltage and surge current ratings.
Instructions for replacing TPS3-05 assemblies and internal TPS4 05 modules.
Details model number breakdown for TPS4 06/L6 series including voltage and surge current ratings.
Instructions for replacing TPS3-06 assemblies and internal TPS4 06 modules.
Description of the display panel, status LEDs, and control buttons for operation.
How to use the surge counter and details of dry contact outputs for remote indication.
Explains LED behavior, Red Alarm LED, and the audible alarm and its silencing feature.
Navigation of the SPD's LCD panel, including screen saver and menu screens.
Procedures for setting date, time, and accessing system information.
Accessing and managing SPD event history and statistics, including clearing logs.
Details display and acknowledgment of Surge and Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) events.
Explains 'Protection Loss', 'N-G Fault', and 'Power Outage' animations and alarms.
Guidance on inspection, non-repairability of modules, and contacting technical support.