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Surge Protection for Electrical Systems

This document discusses equipment that is typically vulnerable to transient overvoltages, including computers, fire and burglar alarms, PABX telephone exchanges, telecom base stations, data communication networks, and CCTV equipment. It also mentions that Section 534 focuses on three types of surge protection for mains power and recommends protection for any metallic electrical line such as data and telecom services, as these are paths for transients.

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Surge Protection for Electrical Systems

This document discusses equipment that is typically vulnerable to transient overvoltages, including computers, fire and burglar alarms, PABX telephone exchanges, telecom base stations, data communication networks, and CCTV equipment. It also mentions that Section 534 focuses on three types of surge protection for mains power and recommends protection for any metallic electrical line such as data and telecom services, as these are paths for transients.

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Equipment typically vulnerable to transient overvoltages

Computers

Fire and Burglar Alarms

PABX telephone exchange

Telecom base stations

Data communication network

CCTV equipment

Section 534 focuses on 3 Types of surge protection for


mains power but any metallic electrical line (data/telecom)
is a path for transients – 534 recommends protection for
these services only
© Furse, 2011. 19

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