36 kA Single Phase Panel Mounted Type 1 Surge Protective Device - Box Packaging
- 36 kA surge current capacity for any brand electrical panel
- 2 Year Warranty
- NEMA 4X for indoor/outdoor installation
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- Learn about general NEC 2020 updates. Contact your local building inspector for code adoptions and details
- Use for pumps, motor applications and service-entrance locations
- Compatible with any brand breaker box
- 36,000 Amp maximum capacity
- 25,000 SCCR
- NEMA 4 rated enclosure for indoor or outdoor use
- LED indicates operational status
- Provides equal protection to all circuits and receptacles
- For indoor or outdoor use
- Meets NEC 2020 requirements
- ANSI certified and CSA and UL 1449 3rd edition listed
- For installation in 120/240-Volt AC systems
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Can this unit be mounted/ connected to a sub panel and apply the same level of protection?
Asked by PT01 April 2, 2019Hello, 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
Can this be wire to the main lugs? The instructions & FAQ indicate you can. Doesn't wiring throug...
Asked by Smitty March 19, 2019Hello, 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
can I double tap my 20 amp well water breaker with this? the leads all fit nicely SA breaker. wil this Mr an issue? no space
Asked by Eddieisnumber1 November 1, 2018It 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.
I had the generator ? above this ? I said 230V I meant 220V
Asked by Eddieisnumber1 October 7, 2018can I double tap this into a 20 amp generator breaker at the main with interlock
Asked by Eddieisnumber1 October 7, 2018No, 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
How many year last this surge protector ?
Asked by luisaviles September 3, 2018It lasts as long as the house doesn't get struck by lightning. Only if the pilot goes out is it done.
Is there any kind of warranty from Square D if after proper installation and surge does occur and...
Asked by jennifer August 21, 2018Check 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
If this is installed in/at the breaker panel, why is this rated as a Type 1? My understanding is...
Asked by TomCat August 6, 2018The 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)
Can this be used on a DC solar PV combiner box with QO breakers?
Asked by Chip March 25, 2018This is rated for AC voltage only so as long as it is on the AC side of the combiner it will work.
Do you have to be a certified electrician to install This?
Asked by Whoa October 2, 2017no but best
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