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Combined Arresters – Type 1 + Type 2


        DEHNventil modular
                                                             • Prewired spark-gap-based type 1 and type 2 combined light-
                                                               ning current and surge arrester consisting of a base part and
                                                               plug-in protection modules
                                                             • Maximum system availability due to RADAX Flow follow
                                                               current limitation
                                                             • No tripping of 20 A gG fuses up to short-circuit currents
                                                               of 50 kArms
    Combined Arresters – Type 1 + Type 2                     • Capable of protecting terminal equipment
                                                             • Discharge capacity up to 100 kA (10/350 µs)
                                                             • Operating state / fault indication by green / red indicator
                                                               flag in the inspection window
                                                             • Easy replacement of protection modules without tools due
                                                               to module locking system with module release button
        For protecting low-voltage consumer's installations against surges and even direct
        lightning strikes. For installation in conformity with the lightning protection zone
        concept at the boundaries from 0A – 2.               • Vibration and shock-tested according to EN 60068-2




        DEHNventil M TNC 255:   Modular combined lightning current and surge arrester for use in TN-C systems
        DEHNventil M TNS 255:   Modular combined lightning current and surge arrester for use in TN-S systems
        DEHNventil M TT 255:    Modular combined lightning current and surge arrester for use in TT and TN-S systems (3+1 configuration)
        DEHNventil M TN 255:   Modular combined lightning current and surge arrester for use in single-phase TN systems
        DEHNventil M TT 2P 255:  Modular combined lightning current and surge arrester for use in single-phase TT and TN systems (1+1 configuration)
        DEHNventil M ... FM:    With remote signalling contact for monitoring device (floating changeover contact)


        With  their  functional  Red/Line  design,  the  devices  of  the  modular   The patented RADAX Flow technology for follow current limitation and
        DEHNventil  family  provide  a  combination  of  safety  and  innovation.   extinction allows high availability of the electrical consumer installation
        Designed for “all-in-one installation”, the arresters integrate lightning   to be protected. Even in case of short-circuit currents as high as 100 kArms,
        equipotential bonding and surge protection in a single device, making   mains follow currents are reduced in such a way that selectivity with re-
        them ideal for use in compact electrical installations. The energy-coordi-  spect to low-current-rated fuses is ensured. This means that upstream
        nated arresters even allow you to protect terminal equipment if the dis-  fuses will not trip due to upcoming mains follow currents.
        tance between DEHNventil and the consumers is ≤ 10 m. With a lightning   The operating state / fault indicator of each protective path does not cause
        current discharge capacity up to 100,000 A, the arresters ensure a high   operating currents and instantly shows the operating state of the surge
        degree of availability of the electrical installation to be protected. Even in   arrester. Apart from the standard visual indicator with green and red indi-
        large-scale electrical installations, the modular DEHNventil arresters pro-  cator flags, DEHNventil M ... FM devices feature a three-pole remote sig-
        vide various application benefits. The Red/Line surge arresters installed at   nalling terminal. As the remote signalling contact is designed as a floating
        the boundaries of the individual lightning protection zones, for example,   changeover contact, the remote sig-
        are already energy-coordinated with the DEHNventil arresters.   nal  can,  depending  on  the  circuit
        Encapsulated creepage discharge spark gaps and the small space require-  concept, be used as a make or break
        ments enable easy integration into switchgear installations or distribution   contact.
        boards. A special feature of the modular DEHNventil family is its function-  Due to their parameters and design,
        al design, in particular the module locking system. It fixes the protection   the devices can even be installed
        module firmly in place so that it is safely connected to the base part even   upstream of  meter  panels in low-
        with maximum loads. If a protection module has to be replaced, it can be   voltage consumer installations.
        easily released and removed without tools by pressing the release button.   Due to their parameters and design,
        By using the double terminals suitable for all conductors, the arresters can   the devices can even be installed
        be connected in series in a space-saving and cost-effective way up to   upstream of  meter  panels in low-
        nominal currents of 125 A as preferred by IEC 60364-5-53. Busbars of type   voltage consumer installations.
        MVS 3 8 6 and MVS 4 11 8 can be used for connecting further DIN rail
        mounted devices. Selection of the DEHNventil devices is very straightfor-
        ward based on the network form of the existing low-voltage consumer
        installation in conjunction with the device type designation.





















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