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Brand | Square D | Square D | Leviton | GE |
Name | 36 kA Single Phase Panel Mounted Type 1 Surge Protective Device - Box Packaging | 36 kA Single Phase Panel Mounted Type 1 Surge Protective Device - Clear Packaging | 120-Volt/240-Volt Residential Whole House Surge Protector | Whole Home Surge Protection Unit-Panel Mount |
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Ratings | (22) | (4) | (64) | (65) |
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Brand | Square D | Square D | Leviton | GE |
Name | 36 kA Single Phase Panel Mounted Type 1 Surge Protective Device - Box Packaging | 36 kA Single Phase Panel Mounted Type 1 Surge Protective Device - Clear Packaging | 120-Volt/240-Volt Residential Whole House Surge Protector | Whole Home Surge Protection Unit-Panel Mount |
Price | ||||
Ratings | (22) | (4) | (64) | (65) |
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Hello, The SDSA1175 will protect the sub panel. It will not protect the main panel. It is recommended to install a surge protector at the main panel. Regards, Customer Care Center
Hello, See the differences between the type 1 and type 2 surge protection devices. Type1: Permanently connected, hard-wired SPDs which can be installed between the secondary side of the utility service transformer and the line side of the main service equipment overcurrent protective device, as well as the load side of the main service equipmen Type2: SPDs intended for installation on the load side of the main service equipment overcurrent protective device ONLY. These SPDs may also be installed at the service entrance point, but must be installed on the load side of the main service overcurrent protective device. Regards, Customer Care Center
It draws very load, (just for the pilot light. ) If no room in the panel...sure, you could tap off an existing 2 pole (240 volt) 20 circuit breaker.
No, if this is the generator interlock breaker it would not be connected to the panel unless the generator was running and back-feeding the panel
It lasts as long as the house doesn't get struck by lightning. Only if the pilot goes out is it done.
Check the paperwork (if you have it. ) You may have had to fill out a warrenty. You may need to go to battle with square D
The Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 devices are quite often the same device depending on where you install them. The SDSA1175 is made as a Type 1 device and could be installed into the outside of the meter socket. As a nation wide control systems manufacture we are not convinced that the local electrical installation will provide the protection we would like, so we install one of these inside each control panel on our incoming 120VAC. Our specification for the grounding of our control panel requires a solid #6 or better bare ground wire be installed from our chassis ground lug (SDSA1175) directly to earth ground. Earth ground is defined differently depending on where you are (wet black soil = 8ft ground rod)
This is rated for AC voltage only so as long as it is on the AC side of the combiner it will work.
no but best