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Schools and other educational facilities are the
repositories of our hopes for the future of our nation.
In those hallowed halls we mold the minds of those
that seek the knowledge needed to build a better
tomorrow. We have invested huge sums to create
high quality facilities, and we funnel tax dollars as well
as private funds into computers and communications
equipment for those facilities. Yet we often do not
recognize that the electrical systems of those facilities
plus the computers and communications in those
facilities are under constant attack from transients
impinging on the electrical system.
While about 20%
of all electrical problems are the result of external
events such as lightning, and utility grid switching
actions, over 80% are caused by events occurring
inside of the facility. Automatic events such as the
HVAC kicking on, or elevators moving as well as
simple actions such as turning the lights on and off
can cause transient voltages. Over time these
transient voltage surges degrade and/or destroy
electronics. Also surges do more than destroy
computer and communications equipment: they also
degrade and/or ruin electrical outlets, light switches,
fluorescent lights, HVAC components, and Elevator
controls.
How long it takes surges to degrade
electronic and electrical equipment depends on the
size and source of the surges. If lightning is the
source then large portions of the buildings electronics
(perhaps even all) can receive major damage or be
destroyed in well under a second. While internally
generated transients may take several years to
degrade other electronics enough to cause their
failure. The elimination of transient induced wear and
damage can result in large maintenance savings.
A
properly configured comprehensive layered protection
system covering all wiring based equipment will
quickly pay for itself and reduce maintenance costs for
years to come. The Total Protection Solutions team
offers facility surveys that will help you determine the
optimum layered surge protection system to insure
that minimized maintenance costs. Call your local
Total Protection Solutions distributor today to get help
in cutting facility operating expenses.
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ServiceTrack ST
ANSI/IEEE C62.41
Categories A, B, & C
COMPLIES TO UL 1449 3rd Ed., Type 1 for Type 1 & Type 2 locations and UL1283.
Ideal for main service entrance, distribution panel and
branch panel applications. ServiceTrack ST products are
the choice for main servcie, distribution panel, and
branch panel applications. Compact design offers
easy installation. The optional enhanced transient
filter will extend your equipment life and reliability.
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LowProfile
ANSI/IEEE C62.41
Category A & B
COMPLIES TO UL 1449 3rd Ed., Type 1 for Type 1 & Type 2 locations and UL1283
Ideal for Sub-Panel and Critical Load Applications.
Low Profile products maximize correct installation and
offer performance advantages with in-wall flush mount
capability. The best choice for sub-panel and critcal
load applications with the best enhanced transient
filter (ETF) in the industry.
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LoadTrack
ANSI/IEEE C62.41
Categories A, B, & C
Ideal for critical dedicated load applications.
LoadTrack products are the choice for critical
dedicated control loads, such as PLCs, fire alarm
panels, CNC control systems, OEM and systems
integration controls and other microprocessor-based
loads.
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ComTrack
Surge Protective Devices for data and communications applications.
ComTrack products are the most reliable surge
protective devices for data and communication
applications. Provides quality protection for telephone
lines, data/signal lines and coaxial lines. 10-Year
Free Replacement Warranty
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