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Dehn - The reliable protection of buildings, electrical and electronic systems as well as human lives is the focus of DEHN's corporate orientation. For more than 100 years, the company DEHN&SÖHNE GmbH Co. KG, based in Neumarkt/Germany, has been characterized by a pioneering spirit and innovations and has made DEHN a global market leader in surge protection, lightning protection and earthing as well as occupational safety. The company's technological leadership and innovative strength lead to the development of high-quality products for surge protection and make DEHN one of the leading solution providers for modern protection technology. The company DEHN is committed to research and development for innovations as well as for the constant improvement of its own products, their quality and ease of assembly. Of course, the feedback from standardization committees and from cooperation with external research institutions and universities also flows into new and further developments. DEHN contributes its own knowledge at specialist conferences and congresses worldwide, thereby promoting the further development of specialist topics. More than 300 national and international patents, inventions and awards demonstrate the continuous success of DEHN's activities and the quality of its products and solutions. In all development activities and product improvements, the company always has the wishes and needs of the customers in mind. The focus is on continuously increasing safety in a wide variety of applications. In terms of corporate orientation, the company bases its products on high and uniform quality standards. The product designs are constantly adapted to the normative framework and the technical requirements of the respective areas of application. With its quality products for surge protection (Red/Line for energy technology, Yellow/Line for data, information and MSR technology), DEHN is one of the leading solution providers for modern protection technology.

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Surge protector - measur./control - Modern sensors, measuring devices and probes monitor and control complex and interdependent processes. Protect these operations from power surge failures. We will introduce you to different MSR surge arresters and support you in your purchase decision.   Automated processes intervene deeply in a building management system or in production processes. As a result, a very high degree of availability of the determined and transmitted measurement data and control signals is required. Surge protection devices make a significant contribution to safeguarding the function of this technology in the event of voltage peaks of all kinds. Depending on the risk potential and the level of protection required, select the surge protection devices that are right for you and combine them with other protective circuits if necessary. Image: Dehn DPA-M-CLE-RJ45B-48 surge arrester What are MSR surge arresters? MSR stands for measurement technology, control technology and regulation technology. MSR technology is used in particular within modern bus systems and telecommunications systems. Private and industrial areas of application are: air conditioning and refrigeration systems heating systems and ventilation systems the field of water technology and waste water technology the electronics sector and smart home   The MSR overvoltage protection devices are used in electrical engineering to limit and divert overvoltages in electrical lines. Particularly sensitive measuring devices and control devices can be damaged by overvoltages, incorrect measurement data can be determined and incorrect control signals can be sent. But how does the overvoltage come about? Lightning strikes, short circuits, electrostatic discharges or switching operations by the network operator generate mains voltages which are well above the normal value of 230V in Germany. The consequences of such an event depend on the level and duration of the overvoltage and the speed of the voltage pulse.   The MSR surge arresters (Surge Protective Devices SPD) are usually installed directly in front of the signal inputs of the measuring devices and control devices to be protected. In the context of a three-stage overvoltage protection, these represent the so-called fine protection (type 3). What is measurement technology, control technology and regulation technology? MSR technology records a wide variety of situations and states within automated processes. Depending on the type and area of application, individual parameters are determined using different measurement methods. Typical measured variables are temperature, pressure, speed, humidity or chemical composition. These measured variables are converted into electrical signals such as current, voltage or resistance and serve as the basis for triggering logical actions. How is an MSR surge protection constructed? A general overvoltage protection is usually structured in three stages and is part of the internal lightning protection of a building. There are different requirement classes for overvoltage protection devices. We distinguish between type 1 (rough protection), type 2 (medium protection) or type 3 (fine protection). When selecting suitable protective devices, the type of possible fault and the type of device to be protected are considered. This results in a combination of different surge arresters adapted to the respective needs, which together ensure coarse, medium and fine protection.   Type 1 coarse protection devices are used to divert high lightning currents. These reduce the residual voltage of an overvoltage to a level between 6000 volts and 1300 volts. Type 1 devices are usually switched before the house installation. This means that the high lightning current cannot even reach the house distribution system.   Type 2 devices provide medium protection. They reduce the residual lightning voltage to values between 2000 volts and 600 volts. They are installed, for example, in the sub-distributors of individual apartments or parts of buildings. Medium protection devices also limit dangerous transient overvoltages. These are caused by the switching of transformers, circuit breakers, motors or inductive loads. Already knew? Surge arresters are not disposable fuses. The devices can ensure reliable protection over a long period of time and do not need to be replaced after they have been triggered.   The Type 3 overvoltage protection further reduces the remaining overvoltage. These devices provide fine protection and protect against voltages up to a level of 1000 volts AC or 1500 volts DC. The MSR surge arresters available in this eibabo® catalog belong to this category. Are MSR Surge Arresters Really Necessary? Whether special protective measures against overvoltage are required for your MSR devices must be considered individually for each installation. Estimate the risk objectively, taking into account the probability of overvoltages and overcurrents. Base this assessment on all existing parts of your protective measures against overvoltages. Include the risk of electromagnetic phenomena such as lightning discharges or earth potential rises in your considerations. Ultimately, you should achieve reliable protection for your entire system. Please consider the organizational and financial consequences that the failure of important measurement and control devices would have for your operational processes. When should I choose an MSR surge arrester? Power connections and data lines are an integral part of our everyday lives. Stable signal transmissions are essential for smooth business operations, and not just in industrial or commercial environments. Our high-tech lifestyle also demands reliable connectivity. If you recognize yourself in any of the following questions and answers, then MSR surge arresters are for you.   Do you value security? Security devices such as alarm systems, door intercom systems, access controls and emergency call devices only offer complete protection if the power supply, the monitoring sensors and the data lines work permanently. MSR surge arresters protect those systems that ensure your protection.   You don't want to do without the amenities of modern living comfort? A lot of planning, work and money goes into modern smart home installations. The automatic control of temperatures, shutters or multimedia applications enable a comfortable living environment. With MSR surge arresters, this convenience is maintained even in the event of an overvoltage.   TIP:Investing in reliable surge protection is usually less expensive than replacing, repairing, and installing new equipment.   Would you like to secure your independence? The production of your own electricity is becoming more important every year. Modern and environmentally friendly mobility solutions and heating systems rely on electricity from your own photovoltaic system. The efficient use and storage of electricity requires complex control devices. With an MSR surge arrester, you can protect this expensive technology from surge damage. You retain your independence from energy suppliers.   Do you want to protect investments and preserve property? Real estate is an investment and provision in one. The technical equipment of a building has a significant influence on its value. By using MSR surge arresters, you not only get the building services, but also your old-age provision.   In our catalog you will always find the right surge arrester tailored to your requirements for your individual device variants. You get the best quality at low prices. Well-known manufacturers are ABB, Dehn, Hager, Phoenix, OBO, Kathrein, Weidmüller and many others.     Catalogue content: In this eibabo® catalogue Earthing, lightning and surge protection > Surge protection device for data networks/MCR-technology you will find items from the following product groups: Item overview: Building technology Built-in protection device Combined protection Data line protection Data networks Device protection DIN rail DIN rail lightning rod Field device technology Gas discharge capsule Information technology Lightning arrester Lightning protection Mains protection Mains surge protection Overcurrent protection Overload Overvoltage protection Phone protection Standard signal protection Surge fine protection module Surge protection device Surge protection module Surge protection plug Telecom Surge Protection Telecommunication socket Telecommunications strip conductor Varistor arrester from the following manufacturers: Manufacturer overview catalogue Surge protector - measur./control: ABB Astro Strobel Auerswald CobiNet DEHN Hager Hirschmann Kathrein Mobotix OBO Phoenix Schneider Electric Siemens Telegärtner Televes Weidmüller Wisi
Combined arresters - eletric - Are you looking for combination devices to divert lightning currents and surge voltages for your electrical installation? But you are still not sure what requirements such a device has to meet? Learn more here. In order to be able to decide on a specific device, you must be aware of the dangers caused by lightning currents or surge voltages. Admittedly, these events are rare and often only last a few milliseconds. Nevertheless, major damage can result. We therefore always recommend appropriate protective measures to prevent damage to buildings and sensitive electronic devices. We support you in choosing the right item.Image: Dehn DSH-TNS-255 combined arresterWhat are combined arresters in power engineering?Combined arresters are of enormous importance for safety in electrical engineering. These limit lightning currents and overvoltages in electrical lines and divert them. Combined arresters are therefore used to protect sensitive devices such as computers, televisions or hi-fi systems.But what requirements do these devices combine?To understand this, we need to take a closer look at the overvoltage phenomenon. In Germany and large parts of Europe, the mains voltage is 230V. Overvoltages go well beyond this value. These are caused by switching operations by the network operator, lightning strikes, short circuits or electrostatic discharges. The resulting consequences depend on the level of the overvoltage, the duration and the speed of the voltage pulse. If suitable protective measures are missing, fires can break out or people can be injured. Since the type and extent of a fault caused by overvoltage and lightning current cannot be predicted, protective devices are constructed in three stages. We distinguish between coarse protection (type 1), medium protection (type 2) and fine protection (type 3). With each level, the overvoltage is further reduced until it can no longer pose a threat to the end devices. Combined devices for dissipating lightning current and surge voltage usually meet the requirement classes type 1 and type 2. In the following text we will explain in more detail what this means.Surge arresters and combination arresters are also referred to as Surge Protective Devices (SPD). They are usually installed in the installation distribution board or in the sub-distribution boards between the active conductors and earth. The devices are usually designed as pluggable modular devices or as devices for mounting on DIN rails. Other properties, some of which are optional, are:connectable lightning current and surge arrestershigh discharge capacity for lightning current surges up to 100 kA (10/350?s)optical status display / defect displayremote signallingshockproof and tolerable to vibrationsConnections can be labeled The construction of a lightning protection system with overvoltage protectionIn order to be able to decide on a specific combination arrester, you should know the entire structure of a lightning protection system with overvoltage protection.side noteBuildings are classified in lightning protection classes I to IV. This assesses the risk of lightning strikes. The class in which a building is to be classified depends on its type, use and the damage to be expected. The lightning protection class determines the structure and dimensioning of the lightning protection system.Whether a combination device is suitable for a building with a specific lightning protection class can usually be found in the product description. Lightning is high-energy and carries very high lightning currents. In the case of overvoltages, the currents and energy are small, but the charge difference between two potentials is very large. In order to counteract these dangers completely, such a system consists of three parts:the external lightning protectionthe internal lightning protectionthe overvoltage protection The external lightning protectionAs the name suggests, external lightning protection is protective measures outside the building. These are lightning arresters, lightning conductors, earthing, fixings and so on. The external lightning protection diverts direct lightning strikes and the associated high lightning current into the ground before they reach the building. In Germany there is no obligation to install external lightning protection systems. Exceptions are buildings which:are over 20 meters highstanding free on a hilltophave a combustible roof (e.g. thatch or thatch)are open to the public (cinema, museum) However, external lightning protection always makes sense, even if your building does not meet any of these criteria. A lightning strike can cause serious damage. Information and high-quality items for setting up reliable external lightning protection can also be found here in the shop. Use our intelligent search.The internal lightning protectionEffective internal lightning protection and overvoltage protection protects apartments, buildings, industrial plants and the devices in them. The internal lightning protection is designed as equipotential bonding. For this purpose, all metallic pipe installations and cable installations in a house are connected to each other and to the main earthing bar. This can prevent voltage differences, lightning flashovers in the building and the resulting danger to people and technology.The overvoltage protectionInternal lightning protection includes overvoltage protection. This is where the combined arresters offered in this catalog come into play. In order to be able to select a suitable device, please consider the type of possible interference as well as the type of devices to be protected. As already mentioned, the overvoltage protection has a three-stage structure. Accordingly, three requirement classes for overvoltage protection devices are also available. We distinguish between type 1 (rough protection), type 2 (medium protection) or type 3 (fine protection). Type 3 standard devices provide fine protection and protect against voltages up to a certain level. Enhanced Type 2 devices provide additional protection against transient voltage spikes. The high protection standard of type 1 also protects against impulse currents. But what exactly does that mean for the combination arresters offered here, which in many cases meet the requirements of types 1 and 2? NoticeSurge protection has been a mandatory part of an electrical system in Germany since December 2018 and must be installed in new buildings. Type 1 surge protective devices are also known as lightning arresters. These divert high lightning currents via the internal or external lightning protection of a building. The residual voltage is reduced to a level between 6000 volts and 1300 volts. However, this basic protection is not yet sufficient to protect the end devices.Type 2 surge protective devices provide medium protection. The residual lightning voltage, which is already reduced by the type 1 devices, is further reduced in this stage to values between 2000 volts and 600 volts. Type 2 devices also limit dangerous transient overvoltages. These are caused by the switching of motors, transformers, circuit breakers or inductive loads. Disturbances of this kind are short-lived. However, these occur more frequently and cause the tension to rise suddenly.Type 3 protective devices further reduce the remaining overvoltage. This fine protection is installed as close as possible to the end devices to be protected.What should you pay attention to when buying a combi arrester?You are now familiar with the structure of a lightning protection system with overvoltage protection. With the installation of combination devices, you usually cover the requirements of test classes type 1 and type 2 with just one device. When buying, pay attention to high-quality components from trusted and well-known manufacturers. We also recommend retrofitting surge protection in older buildings, because the number of devices with sensitive electronics in our households is constantly increasing. When buying, also pay attention to:mounting typeRated voltage AC/DCHighest continuous voltage for AC and DCDissipation capacity for lightning current surgesnumber of polesSuitability for buildings with a special lightning protection classProtection level (must not exceed the impulse withstand voltage of the installation and the connected equipment) Considering your electrical installation in connection with the assessment of your individual protection requirements will help you to choose the right combination arrester. TIP:With a combination device, you save money and space in the control cabinet. You get easy-to-install, comprehensive protection. At eibabo® you can get a large selection of combination arresters for electrical engineering in different designs. These include: CombiController, lightning current arresters, arresters for busbars, combined arresters for meter applications, type 1 + type 2 combined arresters. Also take a look at our extensive range of single-pole and multi-pole devices with integrated arrester back-up fuse.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Earthing, lightning and surge protection > Combined arrester for power supply systems you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Charging infrastructureCombiControllerCombined arresterCombiner boxComplete blockComplete unitElectromobilityEnergy distributorFuse holderGas arrestorInsulating distributorInsulating housingInverterLightning protectionLightning protection housingLightning protection moduleLightning rodLoading deviceOvervoltage protectionPhotovoltaicPhotovoltaic system solutionPhotovoltaic systemsRail conductorSurge protection deviceSurge Protection EnclosureSurgeControllerSystem solutionTerminal blockfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Combined arresters - eletric:ABBDEHNEatonFinderHagerOBOPhoenixSchneider Electric
Surge protector - electr. - Are you looking for a surge arrester for your electrical installation? But you are still not sure what requirements such a device has to meet? Then read on here. In order to understand why a surge arrester is useful, you must be aware of the dangers associated with voltage spikes or surges. Even if these events are rare and only last a few milliseconds, they can still result in major damage. We therefore always recommend a surge protector to prevent the loss or damage of sensitive electronic equipment. We will help you to choose the right item.What are surge arresters?Overvoltage protection devices are of great importance in electrical engineering. These are used to limit and divert overvoltages in electrical lines and sensitive devices such as computers, televisions or hi-fi systems. But how does overvoltage occur? The normal mains voltage in Germany is 230V. Overvoltages go well beyond this value and are caused, for example, by lightning strikes, short circuits, electrostatic discharges or switching operations by the network operator. The consequences of such an event depend on the magnitude of the overvoltage, the speed of the voltage pulse and its duration. Failure to set up protective measures can result in fire, explosion and personal injury.The surge arresters (Surge Protective Devices SPD) are installed in the distribution board or in the sub-distribution boards and connected between the active conductors and earth. Surge arresters are usually designed as pluggable modular devices or as devices for mounting on top-hat rails and some are equipped with a fault indicator. In this eibabo® catalogue, we present the devices that are used for overvoltage protection and are therefore part of the internal lightning protection of a building.Lightning protection and effective surge protectionIn order to be able to decide on a specific surge arrester, you should know the entire structure of an effective system for protection against lightning and surge voltage. Such a system usually consists of several parts. This can quickly get a little confusing. We give a small overview.Already knew?We distinguish between surge protection and lightning protection. Surge protection devices are designed to protect against damage caused by excessive voltage. Lightning protection systems, on the other hand, are intended to protect against damage caused by excessive currents.A few definitions of terms in advance:Lightning is high-energy and carries very high lightning currents. In the case of overvoltages, the currents and energy are small, but the charge difference between two potentials is very large. In order to counteract these dangers completely, such a system consists of three parts:the external lightning protectionthe internal lightning protectionthe overvoltage protection In this context, different categories and protection classes are often mentioned, which laypeople quickly confuse. These include:Lightning protection classes (I-IV)Buildings are divided into four lightning protection classes in order to be able to assess the risk of lightning strikes. The class in which a building is to be classified depends on its type, use and the damage to be expected. The lightning protection class determines the structure and dimensioning of the lightning protection system.Overvoltage Categories (I-IV)The four overvoltage categories describe the surge resistance of electronic devices. This specification therefore refers to end devices such as laptops (category I), toasters (category II), residual current circuit breakers (category III) or primary overcurrent protection devices (category IV). Look in the operating instructions of the respective device. The tolerability to power surges is low for electrical devices of category I and is 1500 volts. Category IV devices can handle up to 6000 volts.Surge Protection (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3)Surge protection devices (e.g. surge arresters) are divided into coarse protection, medium protection or fine protection. Which type a device is to be assigned to depends primarily on the voltage levels that it can absorb. This results in the respective area of application.Image: Dehn DG M TNS 275 DEHNguard surge arresterThe external lightning protectionExternal lightning protection consists of lightning conductors, lightning arrestors, earthing, fastenings and so on. Just this much: The external lightning protection intercepts direct lightning strikes before they hit the building. The high lightning current is discharged directly into the ground via the grounding system. In principle, there is no obligation to install external lightning protection systems in Germany unless your building:stands free on a mountainis over 20 meters highhas a combustible roof (e.g. made of thatch, straw)has public transport (theater, swimming pool) But even if your building does not meet any of these criteria, a lightning conductor is always useful, because the damage can be enormous in the event of a strike. You can find more information about external lightning protection, grounding and installation as well as purchasing here in the shop. Simply use the appropriate terms in the input field of our intelligent search.The internal lightning protectionThere is no denying that lightning and other surge voltages are dangerous. In order to protect apartments, houses, industrial plants and the devices and systems they contain, effective internal lightning protection and overvoltage protection is required. The internal lightning protection is a potential equalization in which all metal pipe installations and all cable installations in a house are connected to each other and to the main earthing bar. This prevents voltage differences, lightning flashovers in the building and the resulting danger to people and technology.The overvoltage protectionOvervoltage protection is part of the internal lightning protection. When choosing a suitable surge protector, we consider the nature of the potential interference and the type of equipment to be protected. How much energy does a possible overvoltage have? Which devices are particularly sensitive to voltage pulses due to their design? A current device for overvoltage protection has a three-stage structure and thus optimally protects buildings, systems and devices from damage. This includes, among other things, a combination of different surge arresters adapted to the respective requirements. definitionThe term 'transient' is rare in German usage. It means that something is temporary, fleeting and impermanent. There are different requirement classes for overvoltage protection devices. A distinction is made between Type 1 (general protection), Type 2 (medium protection) or Type 3 (fine protection). The standard devices represent the fine protection and protect against voltages up to a certain level, the extended devices offer additional protection against transient voltage peaks and the high protection standard also protects against impulse currents. But what does it exactly mean?Type 1 overvoltage protection is called a lightning arrester. This is suitable for deriving high lightning currents via the internal or external lightning protection system. The residual voltage is reduced to a level between 6000 volts and 1300 volts. These devices are ideally installed in front of the house installation so that the lightning current does not even get into the distribution. However, this basic protection is not yet sufficient to secure the end devices.Type 2 overvoltage protection represents medium protection and reduces the residual lightning voltages from the upstream lightning arresters to values between 2000 volts and 600 volts. These include the surge arresters offered in this category. These are installed, for example, in the sub-distributors of individual floors. Surge arresters also limit dangerous transient overvoltages caused by switching motors, transformers, circuit breakers or inductive loads. Disturbances of this type are short-lived, cause the voltage to rise very quickly, and can occur more frequently. The interference causes electronic devices to wear out faster.Type 3 overvoltage protection further reduces the remaining overvoltage and is installed as fine protection as close as possible to the end devices to be protected.What should you pay attention to when buying a surge arrester?You now know what parts make up a lightning protection system with overvoltage protection. Surge protection has been a mandatory part of an electrical system in Germany since December 2018 and must be installed in new buildings. Include this topic in the planning of your building or system and pay attention to high-quality components. Don't skimp on security. Retrofitting is also advisable for older buildings, because there are more and more devices with sensitive electronics in our households. When buying, pay particular attention to:mounting typeRated voltage AC/DCHighest continuous voltage for AC and DCnumber of polesprotection leveland other properties A comparison with your electrical installation and your evaluation of the protection needs of certain sensitive devices in your possession will help you to find the right surge arrester. Save hereCombination devices combine type 1, type 2 and type 3 lightning protection and surge protection in a single device. This ensures comprehensive protection in an easy-to-install manner. At eibabo you can get a large selection of surge arresters in different designs, for example as lightning arresters, residual current circuit breakers with overvoltage protection, surge controllers or as overvoltage protection devices. Well-known manufacturers include ABB, Dehn, Eaton, Hager, Hensel, OBO, Phoenix, Siemens and Weidmüller.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Earthing, lightning and surge protection > Surge protection device for power supply systems you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:BusbarCenter protectionCircuit breakerCombination workerComplete blockComplete unitDevice protectionEnergy diverterEnergy TechnologyFine protectionFuse holderLightning arresterMains protection deviceMains surge protectionOvercurrent protectionOvercurrent protection deviceOverloadOvervoltage protectionPhotovoltaic arresterReplacement moduleSignal protectionSpark gapSurge Device ProtectionSurge protection deviceSurge Protection EnclosureSurge protection moduleSystem solutionTerminal blockfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Surge protector - electr.:ABBDEHNEatonFinderHagerHenselMersenOBOPhoenixPröpsterSchneider ElectricSiemensWAGOWeidmüller
Combined arrester - meas./control - What is the purpose of a combination arrester for MSR technology? It is difficult to predict when and where lightning will strike, and overvoltages always pose a risk to electrical installations. It is therefore advisable to always protect all electrical systems from damage caused by external influences. MSR technology stands for modern measurement, control and regulation technology. It is used in particular in the areas of refrigeration, heating and air conditioning systems. But MSR technology also controls complicated, interdependent and interdependent processes in the water, waste water and electronics sectors. With a combi arrester from the eibabo online shop, you protect your sensitive MSR technology as well as your telecommunications and bus systems from damage caused by lightning and overvoltage. For example, we offer you reliable discharge technology from Dehn at attractive prices.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Earthing, lightning and surge protection > Combined arrester for data networks/MCR-technology you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:BC combinationBuilding technologyC arresterCellular protectionCenter protectionClass C arresterCoarse, fine protectionCombined arresterCombined arrester for data networks/MCR-technologyCombined arrester for information and measurement and control technologyCombined arrester with Ex versionData line protectionDevice protectionDIN rail arresterDIN rail lightning rodFine protectionInformation technologyLightning protection moduleMedium, fine protectionMobile protection plugMSR protectionOver voltage protectionOvervoltage protectionPhone protectionProtective plugRough protectionSurge protection moduleWestern protection modulefrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Combined arrester - meas./control:DEHNOBOSchneider ElectricSiemensTelevesTriax
Electrical material - Electrical technology and electrical material surround us in virtually all areas of our lives and it is unimaginable to do without them in our daily routines. Especially because the subject areas are so diverse, ranging from entertainment equipment in the living room, right down to electrical distribution boxes in manufacturing companies, we now view the use of electrical material as something natural, without really stopping to think about it. Electrical technology and electrical material are in fact so complex, however, that even a simple categorization is often difficult. Yet this does not diminish the importance of the topic, which is evident by the fact, among others, that already in the early stages of various projects, the use of electrical technology is generally planned down to the finest detail. If we simply take the example of a new home-building project, even prior to the ground-breaking ceremony, it is already necessary to specify the exact type and manner in which electrical material is to be used. In the phase of basic installation, there are frequently very practical questions: What type of cables and wires (e.g. sheathed cables, underground cables, coaxial cables) and tubes (e.g. FBY cable conduit) should be installed and how long should they be? What type of sealing material should be used, and what kind of in-wall casing is appropriate? The brand manufacturer Kaiser, for example, offers very attractive options with its ThermoX, HaloX and FlamoX basic installation solutions. Moreover, the question arises where the sockets and connections are located in the new structure. The eibabo® online shop offers you the right items for electrical installation, and because only the highest standards are good enough for our customers, we exclusively carry top products of the most well-known premium manufacturers such as ABB, Cimco, Dehn, Eaton, Finder, Hager, Hensel, Kaiser, OBO, Phoenix, Rittal, Siemens, Spelsberg, WAGO and many more. In the implementation of projects, the basic installation is often seamlessly followed by decisions on the use of plug-in systems and plug connectors. These are mainly found in home connections, sockets and other cable connections, and are installed to provide electricity for users. The eibabo® shop encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including more than 25,000 items in the area of electrical technology alone, helping you to find high-quality material for your individual needs. Another typical use for electrical material are electrical installations, which can no longer be viewed as a matter of secondary importance, particularly with regard to increasingly frequent networking. In addition to known elements such as residual current circuit breakers, electrical meters and control cabinets, products involving lightning surge protection are becoming more and more important. Modern, intricate devices typically are very sensitive to voltage fluctuations, which often makes them very prone to damage and function errors. This is where surge protection devices from name-brand manufacturers such as Dehn, Eaton, Hager, Phoenix, along with additional electrical material from the eibabo® shop can provide the proper remedy.
Cover switch-button-dimmer - Do you prefer plain and simple covers for switches and buttons? Or may it also be something extravagant? We offer a huge range and show you what colours, shapes and styles are there? At eibabo® you will find blind covers and switch covers that make our home functional, comfortable and individually adjustable. This includes covers for room temperature controllers and dimmers from over 20 brand manufacturers at top conditions.PICTURE: Busch Jaeger 2504-2014 blind rockerWhat are covers for switches and buttons?Our life is hardly imaginable without power connections in the house. We operate light switches and plug sockets several times a day. Anyone involved in the planning and construction of a building knows the importance of covers for switches and sockets. Trouble-free functionality, simple design, durability and safety are what count in everyday contact with the interfaces to the power grid. How are these devices constructed? Roughly speaking, conventional switches and buttons consist of an insert, a frame and a cover.The insert consists of the switching technology or the technology for the button and is installed in a switch box.The cover frame forms the outer ring of a socket, button, switch or other insert.The covers fill the frame and ensure that we can safely operate switches, buttons or sockets. The manufacturers have adjusted to the needs of their customers. These offer switch programs with which you can determine the appearance of your switches, buttons and sockets yourself. Covers are available as:Rocker switches, rocker switches and double rockers for lights, blinds, heating and the likeCentral plate for sockets, network sockets and other mediaCable outlet or key switchBlind cover without functionalityCentral disc for dimmers, sensors, temperature controllers Can covers for switches and buttons be combined with frames from other switch ranges?The answer is yes and no. Inserts, frames and covers are standardized, but the details can differ. Why is that? The standard refers to DIN 49073:2007-09. This prescribes the typical dimensions of a switch box (diameter: 60 mm or 68 mm. Depth: 40 mm to 66 mm). The switch ranges of all manufacturers fit into your existing and standardized switch boxes. The situation is different if you want to combine different switch ranges. Although all switch series correspond to the basic installation standard, there are differences in design. As a result, some series are not compatible with other series. Particularly exclusive switch programs are usually also not compatible with other programs. These are usually made of glass, brass, brushed aluminum or stainless steel. TIP:When combining white parts, make sure they have a matching color number (RAL) and the same surface treatment. There may be minor differences. Some covers for buttons and switches match cover frames from other series and manufacturers in terms of shape and size. This allows you to design the control elements in your living room or work area very individually. If you want to combine, we recommend matching the inserts and cover first. In many cases, you will receive these devices as a matching set. This results in the choice of a suitable framework. Many manufacturers produce standardized frames with a cut-out of 55x55mm or 50x50mm. These fit onto correspondingly standardized covers and inserts. Then swapping, combining or varying is possible. If you are not sure, please look at the product description and compare the dimensions given.How do I remove a cover for switches and buttons?You can replace covers for sockets and switches yourself. Please pay attention to your safety, because after removing the covers the current-carrying contacts are exposed. When working with electricity, please disconnect the power supply beforehand. In most cases, the cover or the central plate is screwed to the insert with a small, centrally located screw. You can simply loosen them and carefully pull off the cover.cleaningCentral plates, central discs, rocker switches and cover frames are often touched. We recommend regular cleaning. With a rinse cycle in the dishwasher, all parts become clean again.Some materials are sensitive to heat or water. For example, clean metal covers by hand. Please make sure that the cleaned parts are absolutely dry before you start the cultivation. Place the frame behind the cover and screw it to the insert.Is there a cover for buttons and switches for outdoor use?A special feature are the covers for outdoor use. This is due to the necessary protection against dust, dirt and water. The optimal switch range for use outdoors or in damp rooms is at least IP44 splash-proof. This should also have a reinforced frame, be made of robust material and be mountable to protect it against theft. As a rule, you do not receive such covers individually but in a set. TIP:Many outdoor covers are visually very appealing. These can also find a place in the interior design. Please do not use interior covers in damp rooms or outdoors. As a rule, these switch ranges do not offer the necessary protection.Do covers for switches and buttons break easily?Covers for switches and buttons are actuated several times a day, depending on where they are used. However, the loads on the material are low. The high-quality products from all major manufacturers have proven to be very robust in everyday use. With careful handling, the covers can last for several decades. During assembly and disassembly, there is a risk of damage if, for example, you overtighten the assembly screw. Benefit from our huge selection and the low prices for covers from Alre-it, Berker, Busch Jaeger, DEHN, Eaton, Elso, Eltako, Gira, Hager, Jung, Legrand Bticino, Legrand SEKO, Merten, OBO, Peha, Rademacher, Siemens , Somfy, Tehalit and Thebes. The products in our catalog are sorted by relevance. This makes it easier for you to find the right item for you.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Domestic switching devices > Control element/cover plate for domestic switching devices you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:ActivityAntique brassBlank panelBlind switch toggleCentral diskControl surfacesDouble switchEmergency call systemExtensionFull plateHeating emergency switchLight emission windowManufactureMocha metallicNurse emergency callResidual currentRotary dimmerSensor insertShaver socketShutter buttonShutter controlSignal colourSurface frameTactile controlTemperature controllerTimersTitle blocksToggle switchfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Cover switch-button-dimmer:Alre-itBerkerBusch JaegerDEHNEatonElsoEltakoGiraJungLegrand BticinoLegrand SEKOMertenPehaRademacherSiemensSomfyTehalitTheben
Basic enclosure - Imagine you want to protect electronic devices from water, heat, moisture or touch. These can be standard infrastructure devices such as switches, relays, counters or actuators, or other devices. For this purpose, the eibabo® shop offers high-quality empty housings at top conditions. You will find a large selection of plastic and aluminum empty housings for the installation and set-up of electrical distribution boxes and other electrical distributors.What are empty housings?An empty housing is usually a lockable box that accommodates, protects and encloses electronic components such as switches, relays, actuators, power supplies and meters. The housings can be made of different materials. Appropriate sizes are offered according to usage, purpose, environment and cost.What is the difference between the empty housings?Empty housings for electrical distribution are available in various designs. With regard to installation, you can choose between surface-mounted or flush-mounted installation. Depending on the application, such empty housings can be made of painted sheet steel, aluminium, stainless steel, insulating material or plastic. Choose a material that meets your planning needs.Surface mounting or flush mountingChoosing the right type of mounting should not be neglected to ensure safety and achieve optimal functionality. The surface-mounted version is the more common way of installing empty housings. In this case, the attachment is made directly to the wall and the cables are fed into the housing outside the wall. With flush-mounting, the empty housing is let into the wall. The cables are laid inside the wall. Both variants have both advantages and disadvantages:on plaster:easy installationFlexible design optionsNo major conversion work necessarySurface mount can be annoyingCables can be damaged more easily under plaster:Protection against dust and moistureGreater security by laying the cables inside the wallCan be more aesthetically pleasingElaborate installationConversion work often necessary  TIP:When installing meters, we recommend empty housings with a transparent cover. This means that the meter reading can be taken directly without having to unscrew the cover. Empty metal housingAluminum housing and stainless steel housing offer good protection for the devices inside. Empty metal enclosures are commonly used as outdoor fuse boxes and electricity meters. In commercial establishments, these enclosures are often used to enclose power equipment around the building or production facility. In industrial plants, metal enclosures protect and protect sensitive electronic components from accidental impact and dirt. Collisions with forklifts or other moving machinery can happen at any time. With metal housings, you prevent interference in electrical systems and thus protect not only the technology, but also the people in the vicinity.Empty plastic housingEmpty plastic enclosures are often made of high-density polyethylene, a strong thermoplastic material. This is resistant to cold, heat, liquids and corrosion, as well as being durable and inexpensive. Other plastic housings are made from acrylic, polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene, or polyamide, for example. The advantages of these variants are:in light weightin cheap pricein the individual formability in the production for special requirementsin the insulating material properties These housings are used wherever no high mechanical or safety-related loads are to be expected. Rather, these empty housings protect against external influences such as contact, dust and water. It is therefore particularly recommended to observe the respective IP protection class for these variants.Picture: Hensel FP 0241 ENYSTAR empty housingWhich IP degrees of protection are recommended for empty housings?The IP degrees of protection classify the protective effect / sealing effect of an empty housing for electrical devices against the ingress of foreign bodies such as tools, dirt and liquid water. IP degrees of protection are defined by the international standard EN 60529.Already knew?The term 'protection class' has nothing to do with the IP protection classes. In electrical engineering, the protection classes describe the protection of electrical equipment to prevent an electric shock when touched. There are protection classes 0, I, II and III and are usually shown as symbols on the respective devices.The rating consists of the letters IP followed by two digits. The higher the number, the better the protection. The first digit describes the degree of protection that the housing offers against the ingress of solid foreign bodies. These can be pointed tools, sticks, fingers or dirt and dust in the air. Anything that could damage the circuitry or mechanics of the installed equipment. The second digit defines the protection of the devices inside the housing against various forms of moisture. This protection area begins with light drops and leads to splashes and water jets to submersion.Be sure to select an IP protection class that corresponds to the place of use and the probability of hazards occurring. If a housing is installed in a lockable and always dry house connection room without a water connection, a low degree of protection is sufficient. When used outdoors or in other dirty and damp environments, the IP protection class should be as high as possible. The IP 67 ensures, for example:a tightness against foreign bodies up to dustdevice protection even in the event of brief submersion at a depth of up to 1 meter for a maximum of 30 minutes How should I protect my empty housing from unauthorized access?In addition to protecting the installed technology from external influences, empty housings for electrical devices also protect people. It is irrelevant whether people accidentally come into contact with the housing or want to gain access willfully. If a housing is freely accessible, you will certainly ask yourself whether a normatively flawless locking system has been implemented. At this point it should be said right away that you don't have to worry about it. Protection against unauthorized access is not possible. Nevertheless, all empty housings must be able to be closed in some way. Each manufacturer has its own technology. Plastic screws or metal screws are often used to connect the lid to the box. In other words: Opening and closing is done using classic tools (including screwdrivers) or by releasing locking mechanisms. For security reasons, 'locking' an enclosure is not permitted. In an emergency, access to the internal devices must be guaranteed at all times.Where can I buy cheap and high-quality empty housings?The eibabo® shop offers high-quality, robust and durable empty housings for use as electrical distribution boards, iso housings, housings for field distributions or industrial housings. Well-known manufacturers include Dehn+Söhne, Spelsberg, Rittal, OBO Bettermann, Eaton (Moeller), Hensel, Hager, Klauke, Rose System, Televes, as well as von Striebel&John, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Triax and GSAB Elektrotechnik.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Distribution boards > Empty cabinet you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Arrester housingBase plateBuilt-in housingCable management frameCompensating panelControl cabinet baseCounter systemEngineering centerFiber optic distributorFire protection cabinetFuse junction boxHeadend moduleHood distributorLightning arrester housingMeter boxPressure fan cover setProtective housingScreenSide edgeSide panelSingle housingSpare PartsSplitter housingStand housingSwing frame coverSystem caseVending machine boxVentilation socketfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Basic enclosure:ABLABNAstro StrobelBachmannBoplaCobiNetConrad ElectronicCorningDehnDiverseEatonGSABHagerHenselIlmeIndexaKlaukeLegrand BticinoMicrosensOBORockwellSchneider ElectricSiemensSpelsbergStahlStiebel EltronStriebel & JohnTelevesTriaxWieland
Protective conductor terminal - You take care of the structure of your control cabinet and use various terminal blocks to organize your electrical installation. If you are still missing protective conductor terminals to complete your system, then you have come to the right place in this catalog from our shop. Here you can get all common variants from well-known manufacturers at top conditions. Protective earth terminals belong to the series terminals and were developed for electrical distribution installation. These are capable of accommodating fine-wire, multi-wire or solid conductor cross-sections. Cables with attached ferrules can also be installed in protective conductor terminals.What is a protective conductor?The protective conductor or PE conductor (PE stands for protective earth) is primarily used to connect the masses of electrical devices and conductive elements to earth. The protective conductor is easily recognizable by its green-yellow color.Already knewThe nationwide establishment of the protective conductor in Germany, Austria and Switzerland took several decades. More than 50 years passed from the first proposal to introduce a 'neutral conductor' around 1914 to the uniform definition of the green and yellow marking in 1965.An example: Let's take the classic NYM-J 3x1.5 mm² sheathed cable. Two wires carry current here, the one with the blue insulation and the one with the brown insulation. The third wire is the green-yellow protective conductor, which normally does not carry any current. If a current-carrying phase touches a metallic housing, a so-called residual current flows through it. If there is no protective conductor, the housing is not grounded and the residual current cannot flow. If a person touches the housing, the current is returned to earth via their body. This not only results in an unpleasant discharge, but in some cases leads to burns or, in extreme cases, to an electric shock, which can lead to cardiac arrest. However, if a protective conductor is properly installed, the enclosure is connected to earth through it. The residual current can thus flow off via the protective conductor.In the control cabinet, the incoming protective conductors are sorted and fastened via protective conductor terminals.What is a terminal block or a feed-through terminal block for protective conductors?Terminal blocks fulfill several functions and are among the most important components within a control cabinet. It is mounted on the DIN rail. In general, terminal blocks are connecting elements between the incoming cables and lines of an installation and the actual control cabinet installation. Technically, the special protective conductor clamps do not differ from the clamps for external conductors or neutral conductors, but they are specially designed to accommodate the green-yellow protective conductor. TIPMany ground terminals also have a coloured, mostly green-yellow housing. Their purpose is therefore unmistakable and the terminals in the control cabinet can be recognized as such at first glance. Feed-through terminals are also often mentioned. 'Terminal block' is a generic term that also includes other types of terminals. These include, for example, fuse terminals and relay terminals. Other terms describe the way a terminal is constructed or its ability to connect the conductors. In this context one often hears about one-tier terminals, three-tier terminals, spring-loaded terminals, push-in terminals or screw terminals.Why should I use protective conductor terminals?Feed-through terminals for protective conductors are required connecting elements in the control cabinet between the rigid incoming cables or lines and the following control cabinet installation. These offer the necessary flexibility to connect the protective conductors to the end devices easily and clearly. A clear installation would not be possible without the feed-through terminals. In practice, the incoming cables and lines are clearly laid out on the terminals and the individual wires then lead from there to the devices in the control cabinet. This keeps the entire installation flexible. There are connection points and nodes for checking and changing the system structure.Image: WAGO 2002-3207 three-level terminalEach protective conductor connection that is made assumes a protective function specified in the circuit diagram. This means that both the installation of the system and the function of individual connections are always traceable. This makes later maintenance, additions or repairs easier. Changes are possible at any time by reconnecting individual lines. The rigid supply lines remain unaffected.What is the difference between protective conductor terminals?Each manufacturer builds the protective conductor terminals slightly differently. However, the principle is the same. There are single-level clamps and multi-level clamps. While you can only connect one protective wire in the single-level terminal, several incoming and outgoing lines can be installed in multi-level terminals. A multi-level arrangement saves an enormous amount of space in the control cabinet.Another distinguishing feature is the way the wires are attached. With a screw terminal, the respective wire is fixed with a screw connection. This method is comparatively complex and takes a lot of time. Especially when the system is complex, you save a lot of time by using a spring-loaded terminal. This variant makes the electrical contact using a spring. The spring usually consists of a bent, flat copper contact. The protective conductor must be inserted through a hole in the copper contact. This is only possible if the contact is clamped with a pointed tool. When the clamping tool is removed, the spring pulls back and the protective conductor is jammed. This connection is released in the same way. Push-in mounting is another connection variant. This is similar to the spring-loaded terminal. But unlike the spring-loaded connection, installation is tool-free and therefore even faster. The protective conductor is inserted into the spring shaft of the terminal and the spring locks automatically. You need a tool to loosen the connection. Bend the retaining spring to the side with a small screwdriver and the protective conductor can be loosened. This method saves a lot of time, especially for cores with solid conductors. The use of ferrules is recommended for cores with flexible conductors (strands). Fastening the conductors using insulation displacement terminals is rather rare. Use this variant if your conductors are particularly thin. Here, the contact is made through a small cut in the insulation. Cheaper in a setProtective conductor terminal blocks are available individually or in sets of 25, 40 or 50 at an attractive price advantage. The cross-section of the protective conductor also affects the protective conductor terminal. Here in the shop you can get the right protective conductor terminals for all common cable cross-sections. Whether a clamp can be used for a specific cross-section is usually stated on the clamp.Why are protective conductor terminals not closed on one side?The space in a control cabinet is almost always tight. The storage capacity of a control cabinet is generally specified in module widths (HP). Protective conductor terminals are not manufactured according to this grid dimension, but as narrow as possible. The width is determined by the design of the electrical connection and the cable cross-section. Since the terminals are mounted directly in line, there is no risk of touching the contacts on the open sides. Without the second side cover, a terminal is slightly narrower. A cover is only attached to the last terminal in a row. The narrower the individual terminal is, the more terminals can be accommodated on a specific section of the DIN rail.You can buy protective conductor terminals quickly and cheaply in the eibabo® technology store ? your competence center for smart homes and electrical installations. We offer branded products from ABB, Dehn, Hager, Phoenix, Pollmann, Schneider Electric, Siemens, WAGO, Weidmüller, Wieland in large quantities. We deliver our range worldwide.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Terminal blocks > Ground terminal block you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Actuator terminalBase clampsBuilt-in housingCage clampConnection technologyFeed terminalFeed-through terminal blockFour-level clampGround railGround terminalGround wire disconnect terminalInformation technologyInitiator terminalInstallation clampInstallation clampsMulti-level clampProtective conductorShield connection technologySingle clampSpring clampsSpring clipTerminal blocksTerminal stripTest disconnect terminalsThree-wire terminalThrough terminalTwin clampUniversal clampfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Protective conductor terminal:ABBDehnHagerPhoenixPollmannSchneider ElectricSiemensWAGOWeidmüllerWieland
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