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SQD SSP02EBA12 SPD T1 EBA 120KA 208

Manufacturer: Square-D / Schneider | Catalog # SSP02EBA12 | Cooper Electric Part # 1205913
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Square D™ load center surge protective devices, SSP02EBA12, are easy to install plug-in units that install as quickly as a standard circuit breaker. The surge suppressors use two pole spaces in a QO™ or Homeline™ load center, or NQ panelboard. US and Canadian UL® Listed as Type 2 SPD to the UL 1449 standard. Complies with requirements of NEC® Article 285, CSA 233.1-87, and CSA C22.2 No. 8- M1986 as appropriate.

Technical Information

Enclosure Material
Steel
Mounting Type
Surface
Standard
CSA C22.2 No 8,UL 1283,UL 1449:ed. 4,UL 96A:ed. 12
Voltage
120 Volt

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Schneider Electric

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
785901566328
GTiN
00785901566328
Product UPC
78590156632

Dimensions

Cable Length
24 in
Depth
4.42 Inch
Height
13.32 Inch
Width
5.74 in

Certifications and Compliance

CA Prop65 Warning
This product can expose you to chemicals including: DINP and DIDP which is known to the State of California to cause Carcinogen and Reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Country of Origin
Mexico
  • Flexibility to install on line side of service entrance applications.
  • Provides suppression to vulnerable equipment powered from weather exposed panels.
  • Improves surge suppression and reduces high frequency noise.
  • Immediate notification through audible, visual and remote signaling if reduced suppression occurs.
  • Provides immediate response if suppressor is damaged.
  • High performance surge suppression even in severe electrical conditions.
  • Provides premium surge suppression while managing both thermal and high-current end-of-life events.
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