Generac SPD Surge Protector, Grey (Model 7409)
Features:
- 50 k Amp Per Phase Surge Current Capacity.
- 200 k Amp Short Circuit Current Rating.
- Pre-wired with 24 Inches of 12-gauge Wire L1, L2, and N.
- 1/2 Inch Nipple Mount.
- NEMA 4X Enclosure.
Details:
Lightning strikes and utility switching can cause voltage transients and power surges in the electrical grid. These surges travel through distribution lines and into homes or businesses, damaging sensitive electronic appliances and shortening their life. Many transients go undetected, but overtime, contribute to sudden and inexplicable failures of electrical equipment. Products that are susceptible to damage include: mobile phones, computers, televisions, appliances, smart home devices, and lighting fixtures.
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Generac SPD Surge Protector, Grey (Model 7409)
Generac SPD Surge Protector, Grey (Model 7409)
Features:
- 50 k Amp Per Phase Surge Current Capacity.
- 200 k Amp Short Circuit Current Rating.
- Pre-wired with 24 Inches of 12-gauge Wire L1, L2, and N.
- 1/2 Inch Nipple Mount.
- NEMA 4X Enclosure.
Details:
Lightning strikes and utility switching can cause voltage transients and power surges in the electrical grid. These surges travel through distribution lines and into homes or businesses, damaging sensitive electronic appliances and shortening their life. Many transients go undetected, but overtime, contribute to sudden and inexplicable failures of electrical equipment. Products that are susceptible to damage include: mobile phones, computers, televisions, appliances, smart home devices, and lighting fixtures.
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Description
Features:
- 50 k Amp Per Phase Surge Current Capacity.
- 200 k Amp Short Circuit Current Rating.
- Pre-wired with 24 Inches of 12-gauge Wire L1, L2, and N.
- 1/2 Inch Nipple Mount.
- NEMA 4X Enclosure.
Details:
Lightning strikes and utility switching can cause voltage transients and power surges in the electrical grid. These surges travel through distribution lines and into homes or businesses, damaging sensitive electronic appliances and shortening their life. Many transients go undetected, but overtime, contribute to sudden and inexplicable failures of electrical equipment. Products that are susceptible to damage include: mobile phones, computers, televisions, appliances, smart home devices, and lighting fixtures.
