SMDJ15CA
Introducing the SMDJ15CA, the ultimate surge protection solution for your electronic devices. Designed to safeguard your valuable equipment from power surge and transient voltage, this product offers reliable protection that you can trust. With its compact size and robust construction, the SMDJ15CA is the ideal choice for home and office use. It features a maximum clamping voltage of 24.4V, ensuring that any excessive voltage spikes are immediately suppressed, keeping your devices safe and secure. This surge protection device is easy to install and features a simple plug-and-play design. It is equipped with a surge current rating of 300A, providing exceptional protection against power surges and voltage transients. The SMDJ15CA is built to last, with a high surge capability and a low clamping voltage. This ensures that even the most sensitive electronic equipment remains unaffected by sudden power fluctuations. Whether you are protecting your computer, television, or any other sensitive electronic device, the SMDJ15CA is the perfect solution. Trust in its superior surge protection capabilities and enjoy peace of mind knowing that your devices are protected from potential damage.
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