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 Residential buildings  Conserving living comfort

 Example without external lightning protection  Surge protection solutions





            Nowadays, smart technology forms the basis for modern living. It offers comfort,
            security and independence. Surge protection is instrumental in ensuring that this
            technology is reliable.

            Safeguarding living comfort in smart homes
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            Modern lifestyle is increasingly defined by digital devices: Smart TV, intelligent home
            automation,  burglary  protection  systems,  home  office  or  electromobility  to  name
            but a few. A lot of us already take the comfort of smart homes for granted. The
            downside of smart is that devices are becoming increasingly sensitive and more
 F  E       susceptible to interference. Surges can cause serious interference and damage or
            even destroy important networked technology. This may cause the entire smart
 G          system to collapse leading to a drop in the accustomed standard of living.
            Availability 24/7 h is a must!
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            Observing surge protection requirements

 A B        Vital technology is becoming more and more sensitive but, at the same time, requires

 C  D  I    higher protection. For this reason, the IEC 60634-4-44 clause 443 and IEC 60364-5-53
            clause 534 standards were revised and adapted accordingly. IEC 60634-4-44 clause
 J          443 describes when surge protection measures need be taken in systems and build-
            ings - IEC 60364-5-53 clause 534 explains how to select arresters and install them
            in the electrical installation. Upon the issue of the new edition of IEC 60364-4-44
            clause 443, surge protection became mandatory for new residential buildings.

 Surge protection  To ensure comprehensive protection, dangerous surges must be prevented from
            entering the building. Therefore, measures must be taken for incoming lines such as:
 A  Main distribution board /    B  Internet / telephone   C  Broadband / Satellite  D  Photovoltaics    ‚ Power supply lines
 service entrance box
                 ‚ Internet and telephone lines
                 ‚ Broadband cables
                 ‚ Lines extending beyond the building
 DEHNshield TT / TNS Basic  DEHNbox TC  DEHNgate FF TV  DEHNcube YPV SCI
            Surge protection is important to ensure that all the devices in modern homes work reliably since there is more at stake than
 Part No. 941 316  Part No. 922 210  Part No. 909 703  Part No. 900 910
            just functioning devices: It is about protecting families, preserving a modern way of life and, for freelancers, securing their
            home office and their livelihood.
 E  Sub-distribution board  F  Protection of terminal    G  Office / home office  H  TV / SAT system
 equipment





 DEHNguard M TNS  DEHNflex M  DEHNprotector LAN100  DEHNprotector 230 TV
 Part No. 952 400  Part No. 924 396  Part No. 909 321  Part No. 909 300
              Find out about further protection measures:
 I  Home automation HVAC   J  Home automation HVAC   K  Smart home   L  Shutters
 Technology (power supply)  Technology (data line)  KNX/ EIB bus

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                                                                                   Protection proposals for
 DEHNrail M 2P  BLITZDUCTOR SP  BUStector  DEHNcord R 3P                           residential buildings can
 Part No. 953 200  Part No. 920 300 / 926 224  Part No. 925 001  Part No. 900 449  Earthing  External lightning   Photovoltaics /    be found in our brochure
                                     protection        E-mobility                   “Thrilling Times” - Relax: DEHN
                                                                                    protects residential buildings.
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