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JMV has developed a range of surge protection modules for low voltage lines or telecom equipment connected to the network via a splitter connection strips (LSA +) or MDF connector block. These surge protectors are designed to protect telephone equipment connected to the telecom network through a MDF equipped with connection strips. These products are in compliance with analog or high speed digital telecom networks.

Based in Delhi, we are the leading manufacturer and supplier of surge protector. Our surge protectors have an ergonomic design and ABS body. We incorporate the power strips that are simple in design yet highly effective. It will aid in keeping the precious electrical equipment and electronic devices protected against noise and power surges. It can be used for connecting in the audio/video equipment, computers or any other device. They have an MOV for surge protection making them safe from damaging power surges, peaks or transients.   Features : ABS case 6 high quality sockets using brass connector contacts with 6A rating each MOV for surge protection Toroidal choke coils and capacitors to filter out interference and noise

A surge protector is an electrical device commonly used to protect computers and related computer components from power surges. To fully understand what a surge protector does, you must first understand what a surge is. The typical electrical wiring found in homes (in INDIA) and offices, carries a standard voltage of 230 volts. If a spike or surge in the voltage occurs, causing the voltage to surpass the norm, damage can occur to the computer equipment. Electrical surges can occur from a number of sources, namely: lightning and the basic surges that occur while turning on the motors and compressors for refrigerators and air conditioners to name a few. A spike is a brief increase in the voltage intensity and a surge is an increase that endures a bit longer than a spike. In either case, the voltage increases generally endures for less than a second. Surge protectors can prevent many of the problems resulting from spikes and surges. A surge protector, often set up in strip or box form, contains a number of receptacles to plug equipment into. The surge protector itself is then plugged into a standard outlet. While it serves the basic purpose of giving homeowners and business owners additional receptacles to put to use, the greater impact of surge protectors is measured in terms of the protection they offer if a surge occurs. Though surge protectors come in all shapes, sizes, and price ranges, the typical model will route the increased voltage present during a surge to a grounding wire housed within the surge protector, thus allowing the normal 120 volts to continue on to the components plugged into the protector. Some models also have a fuse within the surge protector. These models work much the same way as a fuse or circuit breaker within a standard home or office electrical panel. When a surge occurs, the protector will route the increased voltage to the grounding wire, but if the voltage is too great, it will blow the fuse and the power to the computer components, for example, will be terminated. Though the computer lost power, at least it is protected and able to function once the surge protector fuse is replaced. EMERSON TVSS are the product unbeatable in that class of technology. Please go through the catalogue attached understand more about EMERSON TVSS.

 VPD Surge Protector Technical Specification * Model --> CVT-S1012VPD* Function --> Video Power Data* Response Time --> 5V, 12V,  5V* Limited Voltage DC --> 20V,  30V,  20V* Insertion Loss(dB) --> 0.2dB,  0.5dB* Max Transmission Rate (Mbps) --> 10 Mbps ---  1 Mbps* Connector Type--> BNC, 2P, 2P* Dimensions --> 90mm(L)×64mm(W)×23mm(H)* Weight --> 200g * Sheathing material  --> Shield metal Shell 

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A Surge | Spike Protector A surge protector is an electrical device commonly used to protect computers and related computer components from power surges. To fully understand what a surge protector does, you must first understand what a surge is. The typical electrical wiring found in homes (in INDIA) and offices, carries a standard voltage of 230 volts. If a spike or surge in the voltage occurs, causing the voltage to surpass the norm, damage can occur to the computer equipment. Electrical surges can occur from a number of sources, namely: lightning and the basic surges that occur while turning on the motors and compressors for refrigerators and air conditioners to name a few. A spike is a brief increase in the voltage intensity and a surge is an increase that endures a bit longer than a spike. In either case, the voltage increases generally endures for less than a second. Surge protectors can prevent many of the problems resulting from spikes and surges. A surge protector, often set up in strip or box form, contains a number of receptacles to plug equipment into. The surge protector itself is then plugged into a standard outlet. While it serves the basic purpose of giving homeowners and business owners additional receptacles to put to use, the greater impact of surge protectors is measured in terms of the protection they offer if a surge occurs. Though surge protectors come in all shapes, sizes, and price ranges, the typical model will route the increased voltage present during a surge to a grounding wire housed within the surge protector, thus allowing the normal 120 volts to continue on to the components plugged into the protector. Some models also have a fuse within the surge protector. These models work much the same way as a fuse or circuit breaker within a standard home or office electrical panel. When a surge occurs, the protector will route the increased voltage to the grounding wire, but if the voltage is too great, it will blow the fuse and the power to the computer components, for example, will be terminated. Though the computer lost power, at least it is protected and able to function once the surge protector fuse is replaced. EMERSON TVSS are the product unbeatable in that class of technology. Please go through the catalogue attached understand more about EMERSON TVSS. What is a Transient? A transient surge is a short blast or pulse of high energy that can either come in its natural form such as lightning or produced by other equipment. Transients caused by other equipment are usually caused by the discharge of stored energy in inductive and capacitive components. Some examples are Electric motors, such as those used in elevators, heating, air conditioning, refrigeration or other inductive loads. Two other sources are arc welders and furnace igniters. These transients are capable of causing significant damage to equipment and electronics. The transient causes damage to a device when the transient voltage exceeds the weakest exposed component's ability to withstand that voltage. Transients normally flow into equipment via electrical conductors, but other paths are common. These paths include: Telephone lines, data-com lines, measurement and control lines, DC power buses and neutral and ground lines. To protect against these surges designers recommend the installation of a TVSS devices that connects to all points of potential voltage threat and limit this voltage to a level below the equipment "withstand" voltage. The TVSS device absorbs or diverts all the energy present in the surge and clamping or holding the "let through" over voltage down to a level safe for exposed circuitry. TVSS protection is typically applied at several points throughout a facility. These locations include the service entrance point, distribution panels, branch panels and the individual circuit. As you can see a TVSS device is important to a mission critical electrical system and its benefits are great. A TVSS is a low cost protection device that will help to reduce downtime or production losses. It helps to extend lighting lamp and ballast life expectancy. The TVSS will help in reducing motor stress and overheating and is a constant protection of data processing and digital equipment. If your mission critical facility does not already have TVSS devices installed we highly recommend it. If you are not sure if your system has them installed we suggest asking your engineer or electrician to verify. It is a small price for additional peace of mind.

BDL/BNC connector series of Coaxial BNC Video Surge Protectors are designed to guard computer network system that includes the monitoring system of security system, coaxial signal transmission and close -circuit TV, satellite communication system and so on.The idea of "signal lines" is based on all those systems which are not intended to supply electricity to equipment's, but to provide transmission of signals (information), i.e. voice, data, etc. The BNC Surge protector can cater to the several types of signal lines. Atmospheric occurrence can also lead to transmission and the introduction of transitory over voltage in telephone networks and lines. A great deal of this kind of networks is in fact above ground and thus highly exposed to lightning introduction.CCTV surge protection is designed according to the features of the signal transmission system which is low signal amplitude, high transmission frequency, and weak anti- jamming ability that is easily damaged by over voltage shocked by thunder and surge. 

Class BLightning Surge Protector comes into zone from LPZ 0-1 to protect against lightning surge transient current discharge in 10350 µs. Complying IEC 61643-1 & UL 1449, Lightning Surge Protectors are designed to provide high level of protection where the risk of heavy surge current or even direct strike is high. This high performance surge protector has been designed based on the equipment coming under LPZ 0-1 for single phase & three phase line.

Class IClass B lightning arresters are mainly used in lightning protection zone (LPZ) 0 to 1, widely used in building entrance lines(such as distribution box), elevator, mineral, oil equipments, power transmission and so on. Class I lightning arresters adopt unique designed seal construction with multilayer spark gap, no spark emission outside the housing. Suitable for grounding system TN-C, TN-S, TT and IT. With working status indication window, and remote control contacts. High impulse discharge current, Iimp value is 25kA, 50kA -10350us.

surge protector is an electrical device commonly used to protect computers and related computer components from power surges. To fully understand what a surge protector does, you must first understand what a surge is. The typical electrical wiring found in homes (in INDIA) and offices, carries a standard voltage of 230 volts. If a spike or surge in the voltage occurs, causing the voltage to surpass the norm, damage can occur to the computer equipment. Electrical surges can occur from a number of sources, namely: lightning and the basic surges that occur while turning on the motors and compressors for refrigerators and air conditioners to name a few. A spike is a brief increase in the voltage intensity and a surge is an increase that endures a bit longer than a spike. In either case, the voltage increases generally endures for less than a second. Surge protectors can prevent many of the problems resulting from spikes and surges. A surge protector, often set up in strip or box form, contains a number of receptacles to plug equipment into. The surge protector itself is then plugged into a standard outlet. While it serves the basic purpose of giving homeowners and business owners additional receptacles to put to use, the greater impact of surge protectors is measured in terms of the protection they offer if a surge occurs.

The ETH-SP is engineered to protect any Power‑over‑Ethernet (PoE) or non‑PoE device with connection speeds of up to 1 Gbps. Models: ETH‑SP. Damaging electrostatic discharge attacks and surges are diverted to the ETH-SP and safely discharged into the ground, so network devices are protected. All Ubiquiti® airMAX® devices are equipped with built-in ESD protection, so the ETH‑SP adds another layer of protection to your outdoor, high-speed network. Connect the ground and Ethernet cables in between your network devices.