BY08IIDC-40 Surge Protective Device: 40kA Class T2 DC Protection
Ore Protection uses optimized thermal disconnect MOV varistors with a patented heat sink structure. These high energy varistors maintain clamping voltage below 1.5kV in 20kA discharge events and below 2.0kV in maximum 40kA discharge events , thresholds that are critical for protecting MPPT trackers and IGBT modules. The cascaded multi-stage design diverts surge current within nanoseconds while blocking subsequent current flow, maintaining system integrity even after repeated lightning strikes.
This Surge Protective Device offers flexible configurations, including compact 2P (two-pole) and 3P (three-pole) versions, and is mounted on a standard DIN rail. A transparent status window provides instant visual confirmation of the MOV box's operating status, while an integrated remote indication contact (dry contact, 250VAC/0.5A) enables integration with SCADA systems for predictive maintenance. The polarized +/- DC bus connection system eliminates wiring errors, a critical issue in high-voltage environments.
Certifications far exceed industry standards, including TÜV Rheinland certification in accordance with EN 61643-31:2019 Class II and UL 1449 4th Edition Type 2. The enclosure is made of self-extinguishing PC+ABS composite (UL94 V-0), achieves IP65 protection, and maintains stable performance in an ambient temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. Third-party verification confirmed zero performance degradation after 15 consecutive 40kA surges, providing unprecedented durability for installations in deserts and coastal areas.
The BY08IIDC-40 Surge Protective Device has an integrated arc fault isolation chamber that diverts plasma discharges away from live components, further enhancing its value. Its 25-year design life eliminates the need for periodic replacement, and its field-replaceable cartridge system reduces long-term ownership costs by 70% compared to sealed solutions. For EPC contractors and asset managers who value system uptime, this Surge Protector offers mathematically proven protection: based on the IEEE C62.41 model, its probability of dissipating surge energy is as high as 99.9%, providing reliable protection for the next generation of solar farms.






