1-pair DIN rail plug-in Data surge protector

DLA-24D2/R
Part Number 6401632
DLA-24D2/R
  • High current data transmission
  • Common mode and differential mode protection
  • Data lines, including those isolated from Earth
  • Compact DIN rail enclosure, high density protection
  • Protection of shield wire
  • Plug-out with line cut-off
  • Location and test categories: D1, C2, C3
  • IEC 61643-21 compliance
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DLA surge protectors are designed to protect, against surge voltages due to lightning, terminals equipment connected to industrial buses, telecom lines or datalines. These surge protectors must be installed on symmetrical DIN rail and are available for most of the transmission lines: line voltage from 6 to 170V, bitrate up to 10 Mbit/s. D3 types aim to realize fine protection and D2 types is specific for floating application. These products are 1-pair surge protectors with removable module for easy maintenance.
Network
 4-20 mA，floating
Nominal line voltage
 Un 24 V
Max. DC operating voltage
 Uc 32 Vdc
Max. frequency
 f max. > 50 MHz
Insertion loss
 < 1 dB
Max. load current
@25°C
 IL 600 mA
Max. discharge current
max. withstand @ 8/20 µs by pole
 Imax 20 kA
Line inductance
 No
Protection level
@ In (8/20 µs)
 Up L/L 60 V
Protection level
@ In (8/20 µs)
 Up L/PE 650 V
Max. capacitance
 C < 50 pF
Impulse current
2 x 10/350µs Test - D1 Category
 Iimp 5 kA
Nominal discharge current
C2 Category
 In 10 kA
Line resistance
 < 2 Ohm
Network type
 Data Communication
Technology
 GDT+Clamping diode
SPD configuration
 1-pair+shielded
Connection to Network
 Spring terminal: cross section 0.5-2.5mm²
Format
 Plug-in DIN box
Mounting
 Symmetrical rail 35 mm (EN 60715)
Housing material
 Thermoplastic UL94 V-0
Operating and storage temperature
 -40/+85°C
Protection rating
 IP20
Failsafe mode
 Short-circuit
Disconnection indicator
 Transmission interrupt - default mode 2
Spare module(s)
 DLAM-24D2
Dimensions
 See diagram
Weight
 0.063 kg
Standards compliance
 IEC 61643-21 / EN 61643-21 / UL497A
Certification
 UL Listed