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Surge arresters with integrated backup fuses free up space.
The Key to Your Success The Market Leader for Graphic Overlays and Membrane Keypads
External backup fuses for Surge Protection Devices can take up valuable space within switchgear cabinets. A simple and effective way to save space within the cabinets and fulfil the requirements of SPD backup fusing is to utilise surge protection devices that incorporate an integrated backup fuse. DEHN, a leading manufacturer of lightning and surge arresters now offer a range of arresters with integrated backup fuses:
• DEHNvenCI • DEHNbloc® Maxi S • DEHNguard® M/S CI • V (A) NH
These surge arresters with integrated backup fuses from DEHN feature the following benefits:
“Delivery , quality and service are of the highest standard.”
Graphics LIMITED
Fascia
48 hour digital prototyping for new products and exhibitions
Membrane Keypads Flexible, PCB Backed, LED Membranes Stainless Steel, Metal Backed
Graphic Overlays Labels
Nameplates Prototypes
Reel Printed Products Tel: 01249 464580 Fax: 01249 460404
sales@fasciagraphics.co.uk www.fasciagraphics.co.uk Enter 14 Enter 15
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• Up to 75% less space requirements
Shorter connecting cable lengths in compliance with IEC60364-5-53 and BS7671 Reduced planning and installation times
User-friendliness since no external backup fuse must be dimensioned Integrated fuse monitoring
DEHN (UK) Ltd
Unit N8b Meltham Mills, Meltham, Holmfirth West Yorkshire, HD9 4DS Tel: 01484 859111 Fax: 01484 859222 Email:
info@dehn.co.uk Web:
www.dehn.co.uk
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