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Specifications are subject to change without notice. Copyright 2012 Eaton Industries, Mascot. NSW.
Technical Specification SPD150i Doc# 5100SPD150i
Page 1 of 2
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND
INSTALLATION GUIDE
SPD150i SURGE DIVERTER
( IEC61643-11 Class I & II, 150kA, 2 mode, 220-
300vac, L-E or L-N )
APPLICATIONS
•Primary power circuits
•Telecommunication Systems / Rectifiers
•Process and Control Systems
•Computer Systems / Medical Systems
FEATURES
•Patented MTMOV technology
( Failsafe thermal disconnect )
•UL1449 ed3 Type 4 listed components
•150kA, 2 mode, L-N or L-E
•UL94-V0 ABS din rail mount housing
•Din 43880 form factor 4 din wide
•Dry contact alarm
•LED visual indicators for protection,
power and fault conditions.
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The SPD150i is designed to protect single and three
phase power systems against damage from surges
and spikes caused by lightning and other electrical
sources. The unit is intended for point of entry or
main board protection and is connected in parallel
with the power system via HRC fuses.
This model ( SPD150i ) is designed for use in
systems with a grounded neutral in L-N mode. If
your system does not have a grounded Neutral or
is of a different voltage, this model is NOT
suitable.
OPERATION
Indicators - The operation status of the SPD150i is
indicated by leds on the front panel. The ‘OK’ ( blue )
light indicates that power is applied to the SPD150i
The ‘FAULT’ light ( red ) indicates that the surge
protection circuitry is damaged and the unit should be
replaced. The additional 3 leds ( blue ) indicate the
status of each MOV element. When the fault indicator
lights, the protection relay contacts change over. The
power failure alarm will operate when mains voltage
falls below 180VAC.
PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model SPD150i
Number of ports 1 Port
Method of mounting Fixed. DIN Rail mount
Input voltage – Uc 220-300vac 1P, 380-
480vac 3P
Maximum continuous voltage –
MCOV 320 L-N, L-E
Temporary overvoltage - TOV 350VAC L-N, 15 mins
Service type TT, TN, TN C-S or any 1 or
3phase system with a
grounded neutral.
Test classification (IEC61643-11) Class II
Maximum over current protection 125A
Protection modes Line-Neutral, Line-Earth,
Inom 8/20us (Line-Neutral/Earth).
Nominal surge life. 60kA
Imax 8/20us (Line-Neutral/Earth).
Maximum surge level. 120kA
Residual voltage (Vpl) (Line-
Neutral/Earth). (Let through
voltage)
<1000v (3kA, 8/20us,
( IEC61643-11)
Safety disconnect Series thermal fusing on
MOV’s
External disconnector
requirement Max 125A HRC fuse
Terminations Power 16mm2
Alarms/indicators
5 LED display, dry
contact alarm relay
output – 250VAC/32VDC,
5A, 5kV isolation
Enclosure rating IP20
Standards. Designed in
accordance with :
IEC61643-11, ANSI/IEEE
C62.41 Cat A & B,
AS1768-2007 Cat A & B,
UL1449ed3 type 4
Installation instructions Supplied with unit.
Dimensions 70 x 58 x 90 mm (WxDxH)
Weight 200g
Environment -10 to 60°C, 0 to 95%RH
(non-condensing)
Warranty 5 years, workmanship
and materials
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Copyright 2012 Eaton Industries, Mascot. NSW.
Technical Specification SPD150i Doc# 5100SPD150i
Page 2 of 2
INSTALLATION
Refer to the following procedure to connect the
SPD150i.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE.
1. CHECK
•Always work safely-disconnect power before
making connections.
•All wiring must be carried out by suitably
qualified personnel according to applicable
standards.
•For installation adjacent to an M.E.N. link,
use the L-N mode. Insert insulated link as
shown.
•For installation remote from the M.E.N. link,
use the L-E mode. Remove link. A separate
N-E protector may be required.
•Always use correct size HRC fuses.
•For services > 125A use 125A HRC fuses.
For services < 125A use 1 step below
service size. DO NOT USE AN MCB.
•Always use Gg or Gl rated fuses. Do not use
delay types or semiconductor fuses.
2. INSTALL
•Locate fuse position as close as possible to
the Main Switch.
•Install fuse holders or fuse switch.
•Locate suitable position for SPD ensuring
adequate space for cables. Do not install
above heat generating objects or any
position exposed to weather.
3. CONNECT
•Connect wiring-refer to connection diagram
on this page. Always use bootlace wire
ferrules for lowest resistance to prevent
damage to wire.
•Use suitably rated cable for power
connections. Cable should be rated for
operation at system voltage and be 4mm to
16mm sq.
•Use shortest possible cables for all
connections or protection will be reduced.
•For alarm cables use cable rated at system
voltage at between 0.5mm to 1.5mm sq.
3. NOTES
•125A fuses are rated for maximum surge
rating.
•Wiring from fuse to SPD carries surge
currents only. This means lower size cables
can be used than service size rating.
•If using undersize cables we recommend
double insulating same.
•It is recommended NOT to connect alarm
contacts to AC mains circuits if possible, to
prevent flashover from surges on AC line.
Connect to a BMS or PLC if possible.
•Do not megger test this unit as it contains
voltage limiting components which may be
damaged during testing.
3. EARTHING
•The main earth wire (from earth link on
switchboard to ground rod or system ) MUST
be at least 6mm dia or larger.
•Earth connections from the unit to neutral or
earth link MUST be as short as possible.
•Failure to comply with the above points
can result in improper operation of the
unit and possible damage to the
installation.
L-N mode connections
L-E mode connections