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PLHLA Series Polymer-Housed Lightning Arresters

  • PLHLA Series Polymer-Housed Lightning Arresters

Key attributes

Brand ROCKWILL
Model NO. PLHLA Series Polymer-Housed Lightning Arresters
Rated voltage DC 1100kV
Series PLHLA Series

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Overview

The polymer-housed lightning arresters feature a polymer and composite material housing, with a single-column or multi-column resistor disc column as the core. They cover voltage ratings from 10kV-1000kV AC and ±0.75kV-±1100kV DC.

Features

Excellent Insulation Performance and Aging Resistance

Rigorously selected materials and strict adherence to technical requirements ensure strength, precision, and improved insulation performance and lifespan.

High Dielectric Strength

High-quality insulation materials maintain stable insulation under high voltage conditions.

Strong Contamination Resistance

The surface exhibits hydrophobicity and self-cleaning capabilities, effectively resisting contamination adherence and corrosion, maintaining cleanliness and stable insulation performance.

Lightweight and Compact Structure

Reasonable structural design and lightweight materials result in a lighter weight and smaller volume compared to traditional porcelain-housed lightning arresters.

Technology parameters

AC lightning arresters

Project

Value

rated voltage(AC)

10kV

20kV

35kV

66kV

110kV

220kV

330kV

500kV

750kV

1000kV

4/10µs High Current(kA)

100

8/20µs Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs (C)

0.4~0.8

2ms Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs(C)

0.8~6.0

200µs Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs(C)

0.3~2.4

AC Aging Coefficient at 95% Charge Ratio

<0.9

DC lightning arresters

Project

Value

rated voltage(AC)

750V

1kV

200kV

500kV

800kV

1100kV

4/10µs High Current(kA)

100

8/20µs Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs (C)

0.4~0.8

2ms Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs(C)

0.8~6.0

200µs Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs(C)

0.3~2.4

AC Aging Coefficient at 95% Charge Ratio

<0.9

 

 

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Company overview
Workplace: 108000m²m² Total staff: 700+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Workplace: 108000m²m²
Total staff: 700+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Services
Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
Whole life care manager
Whole-life care management services for equipment procurement, use, maintenance, and after-sales, ensuring safe operation of electrical equipment, continuous control, and worry-free electricity consumption.
The equipment supplier has passed platform qualification certification and technical evaluation, ensuring compliance, professionalism, and reliability from the source.

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