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Midnite Solar Surge Protection Device with Flush Mount Box, 300V

Midnite Solar Surge Protection Device with Flush Mount Box, 300V
Midnite Solar Surge Protection Device with Flush Mount Box, 300V
 
Item code Brand name Model number
MIDMNSPD-300FM Midnite Solar, Inc. MNSPD300ACFM

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Midnite Solar
Solar Surge Protection Device - 300V
with Flush Mount Enclosure
MNSPD-300FM


The popular Midnite SPD 300 Surge Arrestor along with their new Flush mount box. This allows for easy and clean installation of Surge suppression in both new and existing construction where all of the electrical boxes are flush mounted. Comes complete with 18 inches of metallic flex conduit and fittings. Listed by ETL for US & Canada.

The MidNite Solar Surge Protective Device (MNSPD) is a Type 1 device per UL1449 rev3, designed for indoor and outdoor applications. Engineered for both AC and DC electric systems, it provides protection to service panels, load centers or where the SPD is directly connected to the electronic device requiring protection. The 300V model is ideal for off grid PV combiners and 120/240 VAC circuits.

Protection is achieved by reducing the clamping voltage to a safe level that your system can sustain without damaging any electronics in the system. The Midnite SPD's are mounted on the outside of a PV combiner and have blue LED's viewable from a distance that show your system is still protected from power surges. The MidNite SPD's are built to last. Each MNSPD is capable of clamping a 115,000 amp surge.


To see Midnite's Surge Protection Devices put to the test, check out this great video from Midnite!

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