The new FLT-SEC-ZP2-…-SV combined lightning current and surge arrester from Phoenix Contact sets new standards in the protection of meter panels: The low overall width of the surge protection leaves plenty of space for the other components mounted on the busbar.
With PTCB TM, Phoenix Contact is launching a new generation of thermal-magnetic circuit-breakers onto the market. With a width of just 8 mm, alignable current monitoring, and the capability of direct bridging to the Clipline complete system, the product family ensures high efficiency and transparency in the control cabinet and is suitable for demanding industrial applications.
With Valvetrab US-SPP, Phoenix Contact is extending the Safe Protection Plus product family to include UL-listed surge protection devices for the North American market.
The possible applications of the Caparoc circuit breaker system from Phoenix Contact have been extended. With the new feed-in module with Modbus/TCP interface, the system can be used in other communication systems.
The type 2 surge protection devices from Phoenix Contact’s Safe Protection Plus (SPP) product family are now also available in single-position versions. This adds five ready-to-install products to the existing series, each of which is available with and without a remote indication contact.
The type 2 surge protection devices from Phoenix Contact’s Safe Protection Plus (SPP) product family are now also available in single-position versions. This adds five ready-to-install products to the existing series, each of which is available with and without a remote indication contact.
The new surge protection for SPE and APL applications in the Termitrab complete product family from Phoenix Contact meets international standards and provides comprehensive protection for potentially explosive areas in process automation.
The new Clixtrab MOV plug-in surge protection from Phoenix Contact provides reliable protection for signal applications up to 230 V and features base elements made of Push-in terminal blocks with easy and compact installation.
Data centres are indispensable, but energy-intensive. Phoenix Contact is committed to reducing CO₂ emissions and ensuring continuous operation.
The Caparoc circuit breaker system from Phoenix Contact now also offers modules for overcurrent protection for load currents up to 20 A. This extends the possible applications of the customisable system.
The new surge protective devices in the Valvetrab SPP product family from Phoenix Contact offer forward-thinking installation and safety features. They are therefore also suitable for PV applications.
PLC-Interface from Phoenix Contact offers the innovative combination of a relay interface and circuit breaker in an overall width of just 6.2 mm, thus saving valuable space in the control cabinet.
More possible applications for the Caparoc circuit breaker system from Phoenix Contact: With the new power module with EtherNet/IP™ interface, the system can be used in other communication systems.
The new DT-TELE-WM-RJ45-PT-I surge protective device from Phoenix Contact is ideal for protecting telecommunication end devices.
The new Valvetrab Safe Protection Plus (VAL-SPP) surge protective devices from Phoenix Contact provide surge protection with forward-thinking installation and safety features, which ensures high system availability.
With the new PTCB single-channel circuit breakers from Phoenix Contact, loads with a supply voltage of 48 V DC are now also electronically protected.
TCP DC device circuit breakers from Phoenix Contact are the reclosable alternative for automotive fuses. The portfolio offers optimum overload protection for different applications with two characteristic curves.
Signal lines are like nerve tracts in technical systems. Therefore, it is very important to protect these system parts from surge voltages caused by switching operations or lightning strikes
Phoenix Contact is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of lightning current arresters and surge protection devices – and has been for 40 years.
With the PTCB eFuse circuit breakers from Phoenix Contact, nominal currents below 1 A are now also electronically protected.
