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- Battery disconnecting to prevent deep discharge
- Maximum load 7A
- Cut-off voltage 10,5V ±5%
6,68
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
- Protects 12V power supply outputs against overloading
- OUT output overload protection 1,7A (±10%)
- Diagnostic output to indicate overload condition
8,78
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
- Voltage: 9÷40VDC
- Output voltage: 9V÷14VDC
- Output current: 4A
- LED indication
7,48
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
- Degree of protection: IP 20
620,87
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
- For use with devices operating at 24V
- Degree of protection: IP 20
655,12
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
172,50
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
Safety modules are components used in alarm systems, power supplies, and other electrical devices to protect against damage and failure. They work by monitoring electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and temperature, and cutting off power or triggering alarms if abnormalities are detected.
Types of safety modules:
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Battery protection modules: Protect batteries from deep discharge, which can lead to permanent damage.
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Overvoltage modules: Protect devices from damage caused by voltage spikes in the electrical network.
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Overcurrent modules: Protect devices from damage caused by drawing too much current.
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Circuit separation modules: Separate different electrical circuits to prevent the transfer of interference and leakage currents.
Advantages of using safety modules:
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Increased safety: They protect people and devices from electric shock and fire.
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Improved reliability: They reduce the risk of device and system failures.
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Extended device life: They protect devices from damage, allowing them to be used for longer.
Applications of safety modules:
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Alarm systems: Safety modules are used in alarm systems to protect batteries, power supplies, and other electronic devices.
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Power supplies: Safety modules are used in power supplies to protect devices from voltage spikes and overloads.
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Electrical devices: Safety modules can be used in a variety of electrical devices, such as computers, televisions, and refrigerators.
When choosing a safety module, consider:
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The type of device to be protected: Different modules are designed to protect different types of devices.
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The electrical parameters of the device: The module must be selected for the voltage, current, and other electrical parameters of the device.
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Additional features: Some modules offer additional features, such as alarm signaling or remote control.
