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4 years ago

Which UL rating and surge suppressor grade would be best when ordering new surge strips for a small business?

Business

1 answer:

TiliK225 [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

Class A

-UL 1449

Explanation:

In simple words, Class A chemical compounds have a fire spreading ranking between null and 25. Such products are safe toward extreme exposure to flames. Class B flame resistant get a flame range ranking about 26 and 75. Fully Differential products have a fire distribution level of more than 500.

UL 1449 relates to the Safety Standard besides Survey resistant Devices (SPD) for bureau . Surge is a sudden rise in currents and voltages which can happen along AC or DC electrical loads and can affect the equipment connected to such circuits.

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3 years ago

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