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Single-Phase Surge Protector – 120/240 VAC, 100,000 Amp, 1020 Joules

Single-Phase Surge Protector – 120/240 VAC, 100,000 Amp, 1020 Joules

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ACiQ

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Model

SP517

9232

$148.00

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Description

Single-phase surge protector shields equipment against lightning power surges and voltage surges. Provides 100,000 amps / 1,020 joules protection at 120-240 VAC.

Features:

UL Listed, Type II device
Easy installation
Low cost, high performance surge protection
Rugged, reliable
Protects against: lightning power surges voltage surges from air conditioners, generators, motors
Service Voltage: 120/240 volt, single phase
Maximum Surge Current: 100,000 amps
Maximum Energy Dissipation: 1,020 joules

Product Specifications

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Single-Phase Surge Protector – 120/240 VAC, 100,000 Amp, 1020 Joules
Feature	Spec
SKU	SP517
Weight (in lbs)	0.650000
Brand/Manufacturer	ACiQ
Replaces	ICP517
Size Range	38" Wide & Up
Length	8.2"
Height	3"
Width	6.25"
Safety Information	PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product and many products on our site may contain a chemical know to the state of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information about Proposition 65 please Click Here.

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Customer Questions

Is it recommended to put a surge protector on both the outside and inside units for a mini spit system?

We recommend a surge protector for the outdoor component only. The indoor unit gets all the protection it needs from the dedicated breaker in your panel. The outdoor unit is exposed to more unpredictable circumstances such as wildlife, lightning, rain and snow. The surge protector can save you from a more expensive repair to the outdoor unit when the unexpected occurs.

Do I need a disconnect panel to install this surge protector on a Fujitsu mini split system?

Thank you for your question. Most building codes require a disconnect box for the outdoor unit. For this reason, we do not recommend bypassing the disconnect box. The surge protector is typically housed in the breaker panel or next to the breaker panel rather than being housed outside with the outdoor condenser. This allows it to be protected from the elements. For more assistance, please give us a call.