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Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 Type 1+2 surge protection device for three-phase TN-C systems, featuring varistor and GDT protection, 260 V AC maximum continuous operating voltage, 25 kA lightning impulse current and DIN rail mounting.
£499.31
The Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 is a robust Type 1+2 surge protection device (SPD) designed to protect three-phase TN-C low-voltage electrical systems from transient overvoltages caused by direct lightning discharges, induced surges and switching events. As part of the Finder 7P Series, it provides dependable surge protection for industrial, commercial and infrastructure electrical installations.
This surge arrester uses a combination of high-performance varistors and gas discharge tube (GDT) protection across L1, L2 and L3 to PEN. Its replaceable modules, visual status indication and remote signalling contact help simplify maintenance while supporting reliable operation in demanding electrical distribution systems.
With a 260 V AC maximum continuous operating voltage, 25 kA lightning impulse current and 30 kA nominal discharge current, the Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 is ideal for three-phase switchboards, control panels and power distribution systems requiring coordinated Type 1+2 surge protection.
Surge protection devices help protect electrical installations by limiting transient overvoltages before they reach connected equipment. This helps reduce the risk of damage to switchgear, power supplies, control devices, automation components and sensitive electronic systems.
The Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 is designed for installation at the boundary between lightning protection zones where Type 1+2 protection is required. Its modular construction, replaceable modules and signalling functions make it a practical choice for industrial and commercial three-phase TN-C installations.
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| Impulse Current Iimp (kA) | 25 kA | |
|---|---|---|
| Poles | 3-pole | |
| Device Type | Surge protection device | |
| SPD Type | Type 1+2 | |
| Nominal Discharge Current (In) | 30 kA | |
| Earthing System | TN-C | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 7P Series | |
| Model | 7P.03.8.260.1025 | |
| Product type | Surge protection device / surge arrester | |
| SPD Type | Type 1+2 | |
| Network type | Three-phase TN-C systems | |
| Number of poles | 3 poles | |
| Protection arrangement | L1, L2, L3 to PEN | |
| Protection technology | Varistor + gas discharge tube (GDT) | |
| Nominal voltage | 230 V AC | |
| Maximum continuous operating voltage | 260 V AC | |
| Lightning impulse current | 25 kA | |
| Nominal discharge current | 30 kA | |
| Voltage protection level | 1.5 kV | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Mounting type | 35 mm DIN rail mounting | |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | approx. 108 × 90 × 66 mm | |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +80 °C | |
| HS Code | 85363030 |
The Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 is used to protect three-phase TN-C low-voltage electrical systems from transient overvoltages caused by lightning discharges, induced surges and switching events.
This product is a Type 1+2 surge protection device, providing combined lightning current and surge protection for three-phase installations.
The Finder 7P.03.8.260.1025 is designed for three-phase TN-C systems where the PEN conductor is used instead of a separate neutral conductor.
It uses a combination of varistor and gas discharge tube (GDT) protection across L1, L2 and L3 to PEN.
The device is designed for 35 mm DIN rail mounting inside electrical distribution boards, switchboards and control panels.
Finder 7P Series surge protection devices are widely used by electrical contractors, panel builders and automation engineers to help protect low-voltage installations and sensitive equipment from damaging surge events.
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