Protection of sensitive electrical installations against the eff

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – High voltage dissipation

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361 56, 361127, 361138, H02H 104

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048811475

ABSTRACT:
The protection arrangement according to the invention for protecting electric installations against lightning effects is characterized in that an electric relationship between a multiphase input line and the installation includes for each of the phases at least a first set of spark-gap arresters, at least a first self-inductance coil and at least a first variable resistance lightning arrester. Such an arrangement is particularly applicable to the protection of transformation units, hertzian relays or other delicate electric or electronic installations.

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