
Electrical surges caused by lightning strikes, grid switching, or nearby equipment can destroy sensitive electronics in milliseconds. DEHN's surge protection devices (SPDs) are specified by electrical engineers and installers across Ireland to protect control panels, building management systems, and critical infrastructure from transient overvoltage damage.
Multipole surge protection covers all live conductors simultaneously
Lightning current and surge protection in a single compact device
Reduced installation space vs. single-pole alternatives
Remote signalling contact for building management system integration
Suitable for TN-C-S, TN-S, TT, and IT network configurations
IEC 61643-11 certified
Main distribution boards (MDB) at point of grid entry
Sub-distribution boards feeding sensitive electronics
Industrial control panels with PLC and SCADA equipment
Renewable energy installations (wind, solar, battery storage)
Data centres and server rooms
Agricultural buildings with exposed overhead supplies
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A surge protection device (SPD) is an electrical component installed in a distribution board to divert transient overvoltage caused by lightning, switching, or grid faults safely to earth, protecting downstream equipment from damage.
IS 10101:2020 (IEC 60364-5-53) recommends SPDs in many installation types, and SPDs are mandatory in certain scenarios particularly where lightning protection is installed, or where the consequences of equipment damage are significant. An electrician should assess each installation.
Type 1 SPDs (like DEHN Red/Line DEHNventil) handle direct lightning current and are installed at the main incoming distribution board. Type 2 handles switching surges at sub-boards. Type 3 provides fine protection at point of use for sensitive equipment.
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