Circuit Breakers conserve panel space.
Press Release Summary:
1492-SP Series C supplementary protectors for additional circuit protection are designed to protect load devices such as controllers, solenoids, power supplies and control transformers from power surges. They have selectable current ranges from 0.5 to 40 amps, include built-in fault detection, and measure 80 mm in height.Original Press Release:
Rockwell Automation Introduces Allen-Bradley 1492-SP Supplementary Protectors for Supplementary Load Protection
Circuit breakers provide low-cost protection, while conserving panel space
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 5, 2001 - Responding to the manufacturing industry's need to accurately matching circuit protection levels with application requirements, complete automation leader Rockwell Automation has introduced Allen-Bradley 1492-SP Series C supplementary protectors for supplementary circuit protection.
Ideal for applications that incorporate power-limited circuits and control circuits, the new supplementary protectors are designed to protect load devices such as controllers, solenoids, power supplies and control transformers from damaging power surges. With a selectable current range from 0.5 to 40 amps, the new supplementary protectors allow users to more specifically match breakers with circuit loads.
The new Allen-Bradley 1492-SP supplementary protectors generate 10 to 20 times less "let-through" energy than a conventional breaker, resulting in less wire heating and minimizing damage to downstream components. With built-in fault detection, maintenance personnel can quickly determine and troubleshoot faults, simplifying system maintenance and reducing costly downtime.
Measuring only 80 mm in height, the compact size of the Bulletin 1492-SP supplementary protector conserves valuable panel space, allowing end-users and panel builders to incorporate more components into a single cabinet.
Designed for worldwide applications, the Allen-Bradley Bulletin 1492 supplementary protectors are UL, CSA and CE certified.
