
Too Many Surge Protectors? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover five key factors to consider when selecting the ideal surge protector for your needs.
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The surge protection type determines the method used to safeguard electrical systems from voltage spikes, helping to prevent equipment damage and data loss. Choosing the appropriate surge protection type is essential for ensuring the reliability and longevity of electronic devices, especially in environments prone to electrical disturbances.
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Surge arrester
Typical price
89.– to 270.–Designed to protect electrical devices from over-voltage by diverting excess energy safely to the ground.
Ideal for safeguarding equipment in areas with frequent power fluctuations, enhancing system reliability and reducing downtime.
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Lightning current arrester
Typical price
140.– to 360.–Specialized in handling high-energy lightning strikes, providing robust protection against extreme voltage surges.
Recommended for installations in locations with high exposure to lightning, ensuring maximum safety for electrical systems.
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Combination arrester
Typical price
110.– to 340.–Integrates features of both surge arresters and lightning current arresters for comprehensive protection.
Offers versatile application for various environments, ensuring optimal defense against both minor and major electrical surges.
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Nominal voltage refers to the standard voltage level for which a surge protection device is rated. It is crucial in ensuring compatibility with electrical systems, preventing damage to devices by correctly matching their voltage requirements.
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Up to 127 V
Typical price
89.– to 210.–Suitable for low-voltage applications such as residential electronics and small appliances.
Ideal for households with lower voltage systems, ensuring safe and efficient protection of devices.
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Ubiquiti ETH-SP-G2: Surge Protect Gen.2
128 - 280 V
Typical price
85.– to 300.–Designed for medium-voltage applications commonly found in residential and commercial settings.
Provides versatile protection for a wide range of devices, from home electronics to office equipment.
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281 - 480 V
Typical price
110.– to 320.–Intended for high-voltage applications typical in industrial and large commercial environments.
Optimal for protecting industrial machinery and equipment, ensuring reliability in high-demand settings.
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The number of conductors in surge protection devices determines how many lines or circuits can be protected simultaneously. Choosing the right number of conductors is essential for ensuring comprehensive protection for all connected devices and electrical systems.
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Up to 1 x
Typical price
80.– to 230.–Designed to protect a single electrical line or circuit.
Ideal for homes or small offices with minimal electrical needs, ensuring essential protection for key devices.
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2 - 3 x
Typical price
94.– to 290.–Capable of safeguarding multiple lines or circuits simultaneously.
Suitable for medium-sized setups, such as larger homes or small businesses, providing balanced protection across several critical systems.
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Ubiquiti ETH-SP-G2: Surge Protect Gen.2
4 - 10 x
Typical price
130.– to 400.–Allows protection for a higher number of lines or circuits, offering extensive coverage.
Recommended for large businesses or complex installations, ensuring comprehensive security for numerous connected devices.
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Mounting type determines how surge protection devices are installed, affecting convenience, accessibility, and space efficiency. Selecting the appropriate mounting type ensures optimal performance and safety by accommodating the specific needs and constraints of the installation environment.
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Top-hat rail
Typical price
100.– to 290.–Mounted on top-hat rails, allowing easy integration into existing electrical panels.
Ideal for compact installations, offering a streamlined and organized setup within electrical systems.
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Built-in installation
Typical price
35.– to 160.–Designed for integration within the existing infrastructure, providing a discreet setup.
Perfect for new constructions or renovations, ensuring a seamless and aesthetically pleasing look.
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Stand-alone
Typical price
85.– to 210.–Positioned independently, requiring separate space for installation.
Suitable for flexible installations where direct integration into electrical panels is not feasible.
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The brand factor is crucial in choosing surge protection, as it influences reliability, durability, and innovation in design. Brands like Schneider Electric and Ubiquiti stand out for their robust solutions and advanced technology, ensuring optimal protection of electrical devices.
Popular brands (you can select more than one)
Ubiquiti
Known for its innovative networking solutions and robust surge protectors.
Offers excellent protection for network infrastructures, ideal for businesses relying on stable connectivity.
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Ubiquiti ETH-SP-G2: Surge Protect Gen.2
Dehn
Specializes in lightning and surge protection with a focus on safety and quality.
Provides highly reliable solutions, perfect for critical environments needing top-tier protection.
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Hager
Renowned for user-friendly and versatile surge protection devices.
Offers adaptable solutions suitable for both residential and commercial installations.
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Hager Small volta APV 5x12PLE VA60BV2 IP30 wired and wired 3 RCD circuits Overvoltage protection
ABB
Provides industrial-grade surge protection with a focus on energy efficiency.
Ideal for large-scale operations seeking robust and sustainable protective measures.
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Schneider Electric
Known for its innovative and comprehensive range of surge protection devices.
Ensures superior protection and efficiency, making it suitable for complex electrical systems.
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