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Allen Bradley 1691-N3 Surge Suppressor
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# Surge Suppressor - Allen Bradley 1691-N3 The Allen-Bradley 1691-N3 Surge Suppressor is a high-performance accessory designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from voltage spikes and surges in industrial automation environments. This robust surge suppressor enhances the durability and lifespan of your machinery by mitigating the risks associated with electrical disturbances.
Key Features • **Voltage Rating:** Designed for use with 120V AC systems, ensuring compatibility with standard industrial applications. • **Surge Protection Rating:** Capable of handling up to 20, 000 amps of surge current, providing exceptional protection against high-energy transients. • **Response Time:** Fast response time of less than 25 nanoseconds, ensuring that connected devices are safeguarded almost instantly. • **Form Factor:** Compact design allows for easy installation in various control panels and enclosures. • **Durable Construction:** Built with high-quality materials to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring long-term reliability.
Applications • **Industrial Automation:** Ideal for protecting PLCs, HMIs, and other critical control systems in manufacturing facilities. • **Control Panels:** Suitable for installation in control panels to provide comprehensive surge protection for all connected devices. • **Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with Allen-Bradley systems and other industrial automation equipment, making it a versatile choice for various setups. • **Harsh Environments:** Designed to operate effectively in challenging conditions, including high electromagnetic interference (EMI) zones.
Benefits • **Enhanced Equipment Lifespan:** Protects valuable machinery from damage caused by voltage spikes, extending operational life and reducing maintenance costs. • **Increased Reliability:** Ensures uninterrupted operation by safeguarding against electrical disruptions, improving overall system performance. • **Cost-Effective Solution:** Reduces the risk
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