K2-4PG320 Mersen Surge Protector Type 2 SPD 4 Pole 277/480 Volt 20KA TT

K2-4PG320 Mersen Surge Protector Type 2 SPD 4 Pole 277/480 Volt 20KA TT

Mersen 44020408 K2-4PG320 Type 2 surge protection device for 277/480 V AC TT and TNS systems with 20 kA nominal discharge current and 50 kA maximum discharge current.

SKU: 44020408Alt SKU: K2-4PG320MPN: 44020408
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Why Choose the Mersen 44020408 K2-4PG320 Surge Protection Device?

The Mersen 44020408, also known as the K2-4PG320, is a high-performance Type 2 surge protection device (SPD) engineered to safeguard low-voltage electrical installations against transient overvoltages caused by lightning activity and switching events. Part of the trusted Mersen Surge-Trap® K2 Series, this four-pole SPD is designed for reliable protection of three-phase power distribution systems operating on 277/480 V AC networks.

With a 20 kA nominal discharge current and a 50 kA maximum discharge current, the K2-4PG320 delivers dependable protection for electrical panels, industrial machinery, commercial buildings and critical infrastructure. Its pluggable construction enables rapid replacement of protection modules while reducing maintenance time and system downtime.

Designed with a 3+1 protection configuration, the device provides effective L-N and N-PE protection for TT and TNS earthing systems. The integrated visual status indicator allows maintenance personnel to verify operational status at a glance, ensuring continued protection of valuable electrical equipment.

Key Advantages

  • High-performance Type 2 surge protection for industrial and commercial installations.
  • 50 kA maximum discharge current for excellent surge handling capability.
  • 20 kA nominal discharge current for reliable transient protection.
  • 277/480 V AC nominal operating voltage.
  • 3+1 protection configuration for TT and TNS systems.
  • Pluggable cartridges simplify servicing and maintenance.
  • Visual status indicator enables quick condition monitoring.
  • Compact DIN rail mounting for easy installation.

Key Features

  • Mersen Surge-Trap® K2 Series.
  • Type 2 / IEC Class II surge protection device.
  • Four-pole 3+1 configuration.
  • 277/480 V AC nominal operating voltage.
  • 320 V AC maximum continuous operating voltage (L-N).
  • 20 kA nominal discharge current (In).
  • 50 kA maximum discharge current (Imax).
  • Voltage protection level ≤1.5 kV.
  • Green operational status indicator.
  • Pluggable modules with DIN rail mounting.

Reliable Protection for Three-Phase Power Systems

Voltage transients generated by indirect lightning strikes, utility switching and large inductive loads can damage automation equipment, control panels, drives and other sensitive electrical systems. The Mersen K2-4PG320 safely diverts surge currents away from connected equipment, reducing the risk of costly failures and downtime.

Its compact pluggable design makes installation and maintenance straightforward, while the robust construction ensures long service life in demanding industrial and commercial environments.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial distribution boards.
  • Commercial electrical installations.
  • Manufacturing facilities.
  • Motor control centres.
  • Building services and HVAC systems.
  • Process automation equipment.
  • Critical infrastructure installations.
  • Electrical panels operating on 277/480 V AC systems.

Technical Specifications

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Voltage 480 V
Phase Three Phase
Poles 4-pole
Device Type Surge protection device
SPD Type Type 2
Earthing System TN-S, TT
Nominal Discharge Current (In) 20 kA
Remote Signal No
Manufacturer Mersen
Series Surge-Trap® K2 Series
Model K2-4PG320
Manufacturer part number 44020408
Product type Type 2 surge protection device
Configuration TN-S, TT
IEC SPD classification Type 2 / Class II
UL classification Type 1 Component Assembly
Nominal operating voltage 277/480 V AC
Maximum continuous operating voltage (Uc) 320 V AC
Nominal Discharge Current (In) 20 kA
Maximum discharge current (Imax) 50 kA
Voltage protection level (Up) ≤1.5 kV
System configuration TN-S, TT
Protection modes L-N / N-PE
Number of poles 4
Short-circuit withstand (SCCR) 85 kA
Maximum back-up fuse 315 A gG
Protection rating IP20
Mounting type DIN rail
Connection torque 3 N·m
Operating temperature -40 to +85 °C
Maximum altitude 4,000 m
Housing material PA6 CT1 & PA66 CT1
Flammability rating UL94 V-0
Dimensions (H × W × D) 90 × 72 × 74.4 mm
Weight approx. 0.442 kg
HS Code 85363090
Country of Manufacture Spain

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mersen 44020408 used for?

The Mersen 44020408 is a Type 2 surge protection device designed to protect three-phase electrical installations from transient overvoltages caused by lightning and switching events.

What electrical systems is the K2-4PG320 suitable for?

It is designed for 277/480 V AC TT and TNS systems using a four-pole 3+1 protection configuration.

What surge current can the device withstand?

The surge protector provides a nominal discharge current of 20 kA and a maximum discharge current of 50 kA.

Can the protection modules be replaced?

Yes. The K2-4PG320 features pluggable cartridges that allow damaged protection modules to be replaced without removing the complete base.

How is the operational status checked?

The integrated visual indicator displays green during normal operation and changes when replacement of the protection module is required.

Trusted Surge Protection from Mersen

Mersen Surge-Trap® surge protection devices are trusted worldwide to improve electrical system reliability and protect valuable industrial, commercial and infrastructure assets against damaging transient overvoltages.