Advanced Protection SPDee - Manual

Installation, Operation
& Maintenance Manual
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Thank you for choosing an APT SPD
ee
Surge Protective Device (SPD). SPD
ee
is a high quality, high
energy surge suppressor designed to protect sensitive equipment from damaging transient overvoltages.
SPD
ee
is parallel connected such that circuit ampacity is unlimited. Proper installation is important to
maximize performance. Please follow steps outlined herein. These instructions are not intended to replace
national or local codes. Follow all applicable electrical codes to ensure compliance.
UL 1449 Third Edition (Sept 2009) and 2008
NEC ® Article 285 generated substantial
changes regarding SPDs.
SPD
ee
complies with latest regulatory
actions and is UL 1449 Listed as such
(VZCA.E321351). There is new emphasis
on installation location, identified as Types
1, 2, 3 and 4, outlined below.
Type 1: Installation on the line side or load side of the service
disconnect overcurrent device and may be used in Type 2
or Type 4 installations. Examples: surge arrestors, lightning
arrestors, meter hubs, metering cabinets, ran out of breaker
positions, etc.
Type 2: Downstream of service disconnect; probably will
connect via breaker. Examples: switchboards, power panels,
panelboards, equipment, motors, pumps, etc.
Type 3: Plug-in SPD
Type 4: Usually treated as a UL Recognized component
in a larger UL Listed finished product. Examples: UL 508
control panels, medical equipment, wind turbines, signage,
conveyers, elevators, etc. DIN-Rail mounting may be handy.
ENGLISH
Surge Protective Device (SPD)
NEC ® Article 285 & UL 1449-3
SPD Types: Types 1, 2, 3, & 4
Based on Location within electrical distribution system
(also coincides with ANSI/IEEE C62.41.2 - 2002 Categories C, B &A)
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Only qualified licensed electricians should install or service SPDs
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SPDs should never be installed or serviced when energized or during electrical storms
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Use appropriate safety precautions including Personal Protection Equipment
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, and/or
equipment damage
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When used in outdoor applications, customer must seal the conduit nipple using
watertight fittings (not included) to ensure a watertight connection
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Read this manual in its entirety prior to installing
WARNING
– Risk of Electric Shock