Emerson SRA16C-1
The Emerson SRA16C-1 is a three-terminal surge protection device designed to protect vehicle loop detectors from both differential and common mode surges. Differential mode surges are induced voltage across the loop detector input terminals and are instantly clamped by a semiconductor array. Common mode surges are induced voltage between the loop leads and ground and are handled by a rugged three-element gas discharge tube which operates (fires) at 90 VDC and thereafter clamps the two loop leads to 30 volts in respect to ground. This design eliminates any ground noise from entering the loop detector and being amplified.
Emerson SRA16C-1
The Emerson SRA16C-1 is a three-terminal surge protection device designed to protect vehicle loop detectors from both differential and common mode surges. Differential mode surges are induced voltage across the loop detector input terminals and are instantly clamped by a semiconductor array. Common mode surges are induced voltage between the loop leads and ground and are handled by a rugged three-element gas discharge tube which operates (fires) at 90 VDC and thereafter clamps the two loop leads to 30 volts in respect to ground. This design eliminates any ground noise from entering the loop detector and being amplified.
Emerson SRA16C-1
The Emerson SRA16C-1 is a three-terminal surge protection device designed to protect vehicle loop detectors from both differential and common mode surges. Differential mode surges are induced voltage across the loop detector input terminals and are instantly clamped by a semiconductor array. Common mode surges are induced voltage between the loop leads and ground and are handled by a rugged three-element gas discharge tube which operates (fires) at 90 VDC and thereafter clamps the two loop leads to 30 volts in respect to ground. This design eliminates any ground noise from entering the loop detector and being amplified.
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