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DEHNsecure protects
                                       direct current applications


                                       The use of direct current (d.c.) systems has considerably
                                       increased over the last years. Apart from conventional
                                       d.c. applications such as in the telecommunication and
                                       railway sectors, new fields of application, for example in
                                       the security sector, opened up. The latest electromobility
                                       projects also extend the scope of application of d.c.
                                       systems. In this context, requirements on surge protective
                                       devices for use in d.c. systems have also increased. The
                                       installation and product standards for surge protective
                                       devices in low-voltage applications, however, only
                                       include requirements on surge protective devices used in
                                       alternating current (a.c.) systems.

                                       When selecting and dimensioning surge protective
                                       devices for direct current (d.c.) systems, not only
                                       lightning protection requirements, but also d.c.-specific
                                       system requirements must be met. As opposed to a.c.
                                       applications, there is no natural current zero in d.c.
                                       systems.

                                       The coordinated DEHNsecure lightning current arrester is
                                       ideally suited for all d.c. applications. This type 1 arrester in
                                       voltage versions 60 V, 220 V and 242 V can be used in:

                                       •  Emergency power supply systems
                                       •  Safety lighting systems
                                       •  Direct current drives
                                       •  Power supply units for remote radio heads
                                       •  Aircraft warning lights


























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