| The most likely place for a lightning strike is the
power distribution cables. These spread in all directions, like a
spider's web, acting similar to an antenna waiting to receive its
signal. Please select the appropriate protector for your specific
application and power requirements. |
 |
Recommended Model
|
Function & Features |
MA-100 / 200
|
100 / 110 / 120V or 200 / 220 / 240V AC; Current capacity
2A |
MAX-100 / 200
|
100 / 110 / 120V or 200 / 220 / 240V AC; Current capacity
5A |
MMAH-100 / 200
|
100 / 110 / 120V or 200 / 220 / 240V AC; Current capacity
10A |
MMH-110 / 210
|
100 / 110V or 200 / 220V AC; Current capacity 10A |
| MMH-130 / 230 |
100 / 110V or 200 220V AC; Current capacity 30A |
| M-System has flexible solutions to meet your specific
application and requirements. Consult our Signal Conditioners Data
Library. |
|
Is
a lightning surge protector necessary for a power source line?
Yes,
spikes and surges often propagate through power lines.