This guide covers the application of surge-protective devices (SPDs) for installation on the load side of the service equipment for 50 Hz or 60 Hz, ac power circuits rated 1000 V rms or less.
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- PE/SPDLV - Surge Protective Devices/Low Voltage
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- PAR Approval
- 2023-12-06
- Superseding
- C62.72-2016
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- IEEE Power and Energy Society
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- PE/SPDLV - Surge Protective Devices/Low Voltage
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PE/SPDCLV/WG3.6.15 - WG 3.6.15 Low Voltage AC Power System SPDs
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- Christian Orlando
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- Andrea Haa
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PC62.44
Guide for the Application of Low-Voltage (1000 V rms or Less) Surge Protective Devices Used on Secondary Distribution Systems (Between the Transformer Low-Voltage Terminals and the Line Side of the Service Equipment)
This guide encompasses the application of surge protective devices (SPDs) (secondary arresters) from the secondary terminals of the distribution transformer to the line side of the service equipment.
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