BR-25M 275 6+1 Type 1+2 Surge Protective Device with 25kA Protection and Thermoplastic UL94-V0 Enclosure

• Product Name: Type 1 Surge Protection Device
• Origin: Wenzhou, China
• OEM/ODM Available: YES
• Usage: Low Voltage Applications
• Application: Commercial and Industrial Settings
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 80°C
• High-performance surge protection device designed to safeguard electrical systems
• Reliable type 1 SPD suitable for primary surge protection

The BRITEC BR-25M 275 6+1 is a high-performance Type 1 Surge Protection Device (SPD) designed to safeguard electrical systems against transient overvoltages caused by lightning strikes and switching operations. Certified by TUV, CB, CE, ROHS, and ISO9001 standards, this device guarantees reliable and safe operation in various applications.

Common applications include power distribution systems, renewable energy installations such as solar power systems, telecommunications infrastructure, manufacturing plants, data centers, hospitals, and office buildings. The device provides essential protection for critical infrastructure including transportation systems and utility substations.

BRITEC offers comprehensive product customization services for the Type 1 Surge Protection Device. Our manufacturing capabilities support:

• Minimum order quantity: 15PCS
• Supply capacity: 1,000,000 units per month
• Delivery time: 15 days after receipt of deposit
• Payment terms: TT (telegraphic transfer)
• Packaging: Secure cartons

All devices meet international standards with TUV, CB, CE, ROHS, and ISO9001 certifications, ensuring high quality and safety for your specific requirements.

For technical support and services, please refer to the product manual and installation guide provided with your device. Our technical support team is available to assist with installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety.

We recommend regular inspection and testing of the surge protection device to maintain its effectiveness. Replacement should be considered if the device has been subjected to significant surge events or shows signs of wear or damage.