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Issue 58

InControl

Why the increased need for surge protection?

Surge protection devices are evolving from being “accessories” toward “necessities.” Learn why more OEMs and panel builders are making the smart move to include these devices in their designs.

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Protect your equipment

Help reduce maintenance, operational downtime, or equipment total loss.

→Watch video

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Selection made easy

Become familiar with the technical jargon of SPDs, most common questions, and how to select the right one for your application.

→FAQs

→Glossary

Quick step guide to purchasing an SPD

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Solution spotlight

Regulatory and industry updates for surge protective devices (SPDs)

The National Electrical Code® (NEC), sets minimum standards for safe electrical design, installation and inspection to keep people and property protected from electrical hazards. NEC requires the use of SPDs in applications such as emergency facilities, renewable energy, and in 2020 edition, the NEC expanded its requirements to include dwelling units.

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Circuit protection in a modular design

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Helpful resources

NEW SCCR slide rule

Our UL SCCR slide rule has been updated with the most current testing and product information.

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