Mersen Surge Protector Type 2 SPD 3 Pole 1000 Volt D/C 20KA Y-PV Remote Indication

Mersen Surge Protector Type 2 SPD 3 Pole 1000 Volt D/C 20KA Y-PV Remote Indication

Mersen 83020141 STPT2-40K1000V-YPVM Type 2 photovoltaic surge protection device with 40 kA maximum discharge current, 20 kA nominal discharge current, 1000 V DC rating, 1060 V DC Ucpv, Y PV configuration, three-pole pluggable DIN rail construction and remote indication.

SKU: 83020141Alt SKU: STPT2-40K1000V-YPVMMPN: 83020141
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Why Choose the Mersen 83020141 Photovoltaic Surge Protection Device?

The Mersen 83020141 STPT2-40K1000V-YPVM is a dependable Type 2 photovoltaic surge protection device (SPD) designed to protect DC solar PV installations from transient overvoltages caused by switching operations and indirect lightning activity. As part of the Mersen Surge-Trap® Pluggable STPT2 Series - YPV, it provides reliable surge protection for commercial, industrial and utility-scale photovoltaic systems.

This pluggable PV surge arrester is engineered for straightforward installation, fast cartridge replacement and long-term protection of sensitive solar equipment. The integrated remote indication feature allows the SPD status to be monitored from external systems, helping maintenance teams identify end-of-life conditions quickly.

With a 40 kA maximum discharge current, 1000 V DC rated photovoltaic voltage and three-pole Y PV configuration, the Mersen 83020141 is suitable for DC-side surge protection in higher-voltage photovoltaic systems. Its compact three-module DIN rail format makes it ideal for solar combiner boxes, inverter input protection and PV distribution enclosures.

Key Advantages

  • Reliable Type 2 surge protection device for photovoltaic installations.
  • 40 kA maximum discharge current for effective transient overvoltage protection.
  • Designed for 1000 V DC photovoltaic systems.
  • Y PV configuration suitable for DC solar surge protection.
  • Pluggable cartridge design allows quick replacement during maintenance.
  • Remote indication supports monitored solar PV installations.

Key Features

  • Mersen Surge-Trap® Pluggable STPT2 Series - YPV.
  • Type 2 / Class II photovoltaic surge protection.
  • 40 kA Imax (8/20 μs) maximum discharge current.
  • 20 kA In (8/20 μs) nominal discharge current.
  • 1000 V DC rated photovoltaic voltage.
  • 1060 V DC Ucpv maximum continuous PV voltage.
  • Y PV protection arrangement.
  • Three-pole, three-module pluggable construction.
  • Visual indication and remote signalling contact.
  • DIN rail mounting for photovoltaic distribution equipment.

Reliable Surge Protection for Solar PV Systems

Photovoltaic surge protection devices are installed on the DC side of solar power systems to limit transient overvoltages before they reach sensitive equipment. They help protect PV strings, combiner boxes, inverter inputs and monitoring equipment from damaging voltage spikes.

The Mersen STPT2-40K1000V-YPVM combines strong surge discharge capability with a practical pluggable construction and remote indication, making it a dependable choice for solar installers, electrical contractors and maintenance engineers working on monitored photovoltaic power installations.

Typical Applications

  • Commercial photovoltaic systems.
  • Industrial solar PV installations.
  • Utility-scale photovoltaic arrays.
  • Solar combiner boxes.
  • DC-side inverter protection.
  • PV distribution and monitoring enclosures.

Technical Specifications

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Voltage 1000 V
Product Series Mersen Surge-Trap STPT2
Phase Three Phase
Poles 3-pole
Device Type Surge protection device
SPD Type Type 2
Nominal Discharge Current (In) 20 kA
Remote Signal Yes
Manufacturer Mersen
Series Surge-Trap® Pluggable STPT2 Series - YPV
Model STPT2-40K1000V-YPVM
Part number 83020141
Product type Photovoltaic surge protection device
SPD Type Type 2 / Class II
Application Photovoltaic DC surge protection
Maximum discharge current (Imax) 40 kA
Nominal Discharge Current (In) 20 kA
Waveform 8/20 μs
Rated voltage 1000 V DC
Maximum continuous PV voltage (Ucpv) 1060 V DC
Protection level 4 kV
Configuration Y PV
Number of poles 3
Module width 3 modules
Format Pluggable
Mounting type DIN rail
Remote indication Yes
Indication system Visual status indication and remote signalling
Response time 25 ns
Protection rating IP20
Replacement plug SP2-40K1000V-PV
Standards EN IEC 61643-31, UL 1449 5th Edition
HS Code 85363090
Country of Manufacture Spain

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mersen 83020141 used for?

The Mersen 83020141 is used to protect photovoltaic DC systems from transient overvoltages caused by switching events and indirect lightning activity.

What type of surge protection device is it?

It is a Type 2 / Class II photovoltaic surge protection device designed for DC-side solar PV installations.

What photovoltaic voltage is this SPD suitable for?

The Mersen 83020141 is suitable for 1000 V DC photovoltaic systems with a maximum continuous PV voltage of 1060 V DC.

Does the Mersen 83020141 include remote indication?

Yes. The STPT2-40K1000V-YPVM includes remote indication, allowing the SPD status to be monitored from external systems or control equipment.

Is the Mersen 83020141 pluggable?

Yes. The device has a pluggable three-module design, allowing protection cartridges to be replaced quickly during maintenance.

Trusted for Solar Electrical Protection Worldwide

Mersen Surge-Trap® photovoltaic surge protection devices are trusted by solar installers, electrical contractors and industrial engineers to help protect critical PV power systems from damaging transient overvoltages.