RJ11, RJ45, BNC, Coaxial and Rack Surge Protectors

Generally, surge arresters are known as Class B, C or Class B+C surge arresters . However, there are Class D surge arresters used in the protection of sensitive systems, which are as important as Type 1 and Type 2 surge arresters. We can list these arresters as RJ 11, RJ 45, BNC, coaxial, CAT, rack, poe, krone surge arresters. These types of surge arresters have different operating voltages. Their Up levels are very low. They provide effective protection.

RJ11 and RJ 45 Surge Arrester

RJ 11 is used in the protection of sensitive telecom lines. The Up level is generally at the 220 V level. It is effective in protecting ADSL and PSTN lines. RJ 45 is used in the protection of ethernet lines. The Up level drops down to 20 V. It can be used in the protection of 10 to 1000 Mbit/s networks.

BNC and Coaxial Surge Arresters

BNC and coaxial surge arresters are used in CCTV systems where video monitoring systems are located, analog cameras, and mobile base stations. They are used in RF and coaxial lines.

You can watch our video to see how coaxial surge arresters are used in telecom stations.

The following factors should be considered when choosing a Coaxial surge arrester.

• Frequency range
• Line voltage
• Connector type
• Female or male end
• Mounting connection
• Technology

Rack Surge Arrester

Rack surge arresters are used in data centers. They can be 12, 24, 16, or 32 ports. They provide effective protection in Ethernet, data, and telecom networks. Connection type is important when choosing the right rack surge arrester. Again, the frequency, speed, and type of the ethernet line to be protected will change the surge arrester to be used.

POE Surge Arrester

POE surge arresters are used to protect POE (Power over Ethernet) lines. They can be used for signal protection in internet lines with data transmission speeds of 100 and 1000 Mbps.

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