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Surge Protection Made Simple™ Hazardous Voltage Will cause severe injury or death. Working on or near energized circuits poses a serious risk of electrical shock. De-energize all circuits before installing or servicing this equipment and follow all prescribed safety procedures. DATA SIGNAL APPLICATIONS Technical Data Catalog number Nominal voltage (UN) Nominal current at 80°C (IL) Operating temperature range Degree of protection Agency information VPL line-line at 1kV/μs C3 (Up) VPL line-line for In C2 (Up) Wire Connections BSPD0180DINL 0-180V < _100mA -40°C to +80°C IP20 UL See VPL graph, line C3 See VPL graph, line C2 For optimum protection, see wiring practices note below. Size 0 blade driver 2' Torque 3.5 Lb-In (0.4 N•m) max. 2 1 Protected side 1 ' 4' 3' 4 3 2 Installation Instructions Use max. 14AWG (2.5mm2) conductor Mounting Use min. 10AWG (6mm2) conductor NOTE: When wiring the DIN-Rail base, observe the terminal assignemnt of the surge arrestor module according to the circuit diagram. A Wiring Practices B clic 2 1 k 3 A Use min. 10AWG (6mm2) Conductor Module Removal Circuit Diagram Module / Base “Make-Before-Break” Schematic For optimum protection please observe the following good wiring practices: • Avoid routing signal wires parallel to power wiring or cables. • Cross power and other cables at a right angle to minimize inductance or capacitance coupling. • Keep length of protected signal wires as short as possible. • Use shielded wires whenever possible. • Connect wire shields to equipotentional bonding/ground on both sides of the SPD and protected equipment. Wire Routing Protected side 1 1‘ Protected side U>UN 2 2‘ i 9 3 3‘ i 4 Protected i U>UN 1 23 4 Protected side OK 4´ 3´2´1´ Unprotected side Warranty See document 3A1502 at www.cooperbussmann.com/surge for details of limited warranty. 4‘ i 3A1981RevA © 2012 Cooper Bussmann St. Louis, MO 63178 Publication-No. DS1697/CB; ID-No. 066950 www.cooperbussmann.com UL Requirements Safety Instructions 1. This Surge Protective Device (SPD) is intended for ordinary indoor use on communication loop circuits that are isolated from the Public Switched Telephone Network. 2. The SPD module shall be secured to the compatible base before applying power to the communication loop. 3. The base shall be secured to a compatible DIN-Rail ground bar using the methods described in this instruction. 4. Proper grounding continuity shall be determined. 5. Please install the protector module inaccordance with the applicable requirements of the National Electrical Code®, Article 800 or other applicable local codes. 6. Screw terminal ratings with the applicable wire gauge sizes shall be noted. 7. The maximum circuit current for UL 497 B application is limited to 100mA. This Surge Protective Device (SPD) for coaxial connection may only be installed by qualified electrical personnel. All applicable national and local electrical standards and safety regulations must be observed. The SPD must be checked for external damage prior to installation. If any damage or other defects are detected, do not install the device. Tabulation Strike voltage in accordance with UL 497 (Protectors for Data Communication and Fire Alarm Circuits) Strike Voltage 100V / sec Strike Voltage 100V / μsec Line-to-Ground Line-to-Line Line-to-Ground Line-to-Line 182Vmin. 278Vmax. 182Vmin. 240Vmax. 182Vmin. 550Vmax. 6Vmin. 25Vmax. Catalog Number BSPD0180DINL The installation and application of this SPD is only permitted within the limits shown and stated in these installation instructions. The SPD and the equipment connected to it can be destroyed by loads exceeding the stated values. Opening, modifying or otherwise tampering with the SPD invalidates the warranty. Application and Mode of Operation The BSPD0180DINL surge protective device automatically adjusts to the operating voltage (from 0 to 180 volts) of the protected device. When an overvoltage event occurs, the SPD voltage protection level adjusts itself based upon the output terminal operating voltage of the base (see Diagram 1 and Oscillogram 1). Diagram 1: Voltage protection level Up (V) (line - line) Up (V) UN (V) max. [V] 200 V Oscillogram 1 U At IN = 5kA (8/20) μs Category C2 175 V At 1kV/ μs Category C3 150 V UN UN Operating Voltage USignal 125 V UN 100 V 75 V Operating Voltage: UN = (0 ... 180V) fUN ≤ 400Hz IL ≤ 100mA Signal Voltage: USignal ± 5V fgSignal = 25MHz 50 V 25 V Limit short-circuit currents to 100mA in the vicinity of the installation. UN 0V 20 V 40 V 60 V 80 V 100 V 120 V 140 V 160 V 180 V UN (Operating Voltage) 3A1981RevA © 2012 Cooper Bussmann St. Louis, MO 63178 Publication-No. DS1697/CB; ID-No. 066950 www.cooperbussmann.com