Single Phase AC Surge Protection – Class I+II SPD Device
Single Phase AC Surge Protection -BT P BCM 25 RM/2P
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Single Phase AC Surge Protection -BT P BCM 25 RM/2P

The Single Phase AC Surge Protection device BT P BCM 25 RM/2P (800916) is designed to safeguard low-voltage equipment from lightning strikes and surge-related damage. It features a modular hybrid SPD design combining Class I and Class II protection, suitable for single-phase TN power systems with a "2+0" circuit configuration. Commonly installed in power distribution rooms, cabinets, and other critical power supply systems, it also offers an optional remote signaling terminal. The device complies with IEC 61643-11:2011, EN 61643-11:2012, and GB/T 18802.11-2020 standards.
  • Type

    BT P BCM 25 RM/3P

  • Art.-No.

    800913

  • Features

    1. Single-phase lightning current surge arrester for TN("2+0" circuit) system, Pluggable.
    2. Adopt hermetical GDT technology, high follow current extinguishing capacity.
    3. Extremely low voltage protection level.
    4. Double thermal disconnector devices, providing more reliable protection.
    5. Green window will change to red when fault occurs, also provide remote alarm terminal at the same.
    6. Suitable for use in single phase 220V-240V AC systems.

Single Phase AC Surge Protection
Single-Phase AC SPD
Location of Use:
Main Distribution Boards
System Type:
Single Phase, TN
Modules:
2 Poles
Protection Elements:
High Energy GDT
High Surge Currents:
limp=25kA(10/350μs), Imax=75kA(8/20μs)

Single-phase AC surge protection devices safeguard electrical systems from voltage spikes caused by lightning, grid switching, or other disturbances. These devices divert excess voltage safely to the ground, preventing damage to sensitive equipment and ensuring operational continuity. Designed for residential, commercial, and industrial use, they are essential for protecting appliances, electronics, and control systems. Easy to install and reliable, surge protectors help extend equipment lifespan and reduce downtime. They play a crucial role in comprehensive power quality and safety management.

Features

1. Hybrid SPD Design: Combines Class I and Class II surge protection in a single compact module.
2. Single Phase TN Compatibility: Designed for “2+0” circuit configurations in single-phase TN power systems.
3. High Energy Absorption: Effectively discharges lightning currents and transient overvoltages.
4. Modular Construction: Pluggable design enables easy installation and quick replacement without tools.
5. Optional Remote Signaling: Supports external monitoring systems for real-time surge protection alerts.
6. Visual Status Indicator: Clearly displays operational status to simplify maintenance checks.
7. Versatile Application: Ideal for use in distribution cabinets, power rooms, and critical power supply systems.
8. Standards Compliance: Meets IEC 61643-11:2011, EN 61643-11:2012, and GB/T 18802.11-2020 requirements.
1-Phase AC Surge Protection

Advantages

1. Reliable Equipment Protection: Safeguards sensitive electrical devices from damaging surges and lightning strikes.
2. Reduced Downtime: Prevents system failures and interruptions caused by transient overvoltages.
3. Long-Term Cost Savings: Minimizes repair and replacement costs for critical electrical infrastructure.
4. Enhanced Safety: Reduces the risk of electrical fires and damage due to surge-related faults.
5. Easy Maintenance: Modular plug-in design and visual indicators allow for fast inspections and replacements.
6. Supports Monitoring Systems: Optional remote signaling provides real-time status for improved system management.
BT P BCM 25 RM/2P Dimension

Applications

1. Power Distribution Rooms: Provides surge protection at key points in single-phase power infrastructure.
2. Electrical Distribution Cabinets: Installed to protect outgoing circuits and connected devices from voltage spikes.
3. Residential Buildings: Shields home appliances and electronics in single-phase power systems.
4. Commercial Offices: Protects IT equipment, lighting, and communication systems from transient surges.
5. Industrial Control Panels: Prevents surge damage to controllers, sensors, and automation components.
6. Renewable Energy Systems: Applied in solar inverter setups using single-phase AC connections.
7. Small Businesses and Shops: Ensures power stability for POS systems, lighting, and office electronics.
8. Telecom and Network Rooms: Safeguards routers, servers, and switches from surge interference.
BT P BCM 25 RM/2P Circuit

Installation

1. Choose the Installation Location: Install the SPD at the main distribution board or sub-panel near the power entry point.
2. Ensure Power is Off: Turn off the main circuit breaker and verify that the system is de-energized before proceeding.
3. Mount the Device: Secure the SPD onto the DIN rail inside the distribution cabinet.
4. Connect the Wires: Wire the SPD to the live (L), neutral (N), and grounding (PE) terminals as per the “2+0” circuit diagram.
5. Use Short, Thick Wires: Keep connections as short and straight as possible to reduce impedance and ensure optimal protection.
6. Verify Polarity and Tighten Connections: Double-check correct wiring and tighten all terminal screws securely.
7. Optional Remote Signaling: If available, connect the remote signaling terminals to a monitoring system or indicator panel.
8. Restore Power and Test: Turn the power back on and confirm that the SPD’s status indicator shows normal operation.
BT P BCM 25 RM/2P Installation

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