Schneider Just Rewrote the SPD Rulebook...

Schneider Electric has launched a surge protection device that connects directly to the busbar and doesn’t need a dedicated MCB. In this video, we explain how it stays compliant, how it protects the installation if it fails, and why it solves real problems in commercial and industrial distribution boards. We cover limitations, installation requirements, earthing, upstream device conditions, and where this approach makes sense on site.

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Time Stamps ⏱️
00:00 Schneider Just Rewrote the SPD Rulebook...
00:20 Why SPDs normally need an upstream MCB
01:20 How Schneider eliminates the MCB
01:39 Real-world SPD installation issues
02:23 Benefits of the new direct-to-busbar design
03:00 Installing the SPD in an Isobar board
03:40 How things have changed since our original install
04:22 Connecting up to a KQ DB
04:50 Internal protection and failure indication
05:30 Ratings, earthing systems, and variants
06:00 Single-phase options and final thoughts
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