Thursday, November 26, 2009

SurgeX International Releases Surge Eliminator, Power Conditioner Global Product Lines

Previously only U.S. compatible, models are now available with power ratings and connectivity suitable for the rest of the world

SurgeX has released a range of surge eliminators and power conditioners that cover the global market.

Previously only available with U.S. compatible connectivity and load-capable circuitry, models are now available with power ratings and connectivity suitable for the rest of the world, including Advanced Series Mode surge suppression and proprietary power conditioning technologies such as Impedance Tolerant EMI/RFI filtering, SurgeX ICE (Inrush Current
Elimination), and COUVS (Catastrophic Over/Under-Voltage Shutdown).

Advanced Series Mode technology is the latest generation of SurgeX Series Mode circuitry, which uses an inductor as the first and primary surge suppression component to intercept and contain destructive surge energy. The company notes that there has never been a surge related failure of Series Mode protected equipment.

Advanced Series Mode technology does not rely on metal-oxide varistors (MOVs) as a sacrificial component, and it creates no ground-wire contamination or common-mode surges, with zero let-through voltage.

The SurgeX SX1200 product line provides Advanced Series Mode surge protection and power conditioning for audio, video and computer equipment.

There are four ranges with region specific connectivity and load-capable circuitry, three models are available in each range (RTi, RLi & i). This gives contractors a choice of Advanced Series Mode surge suppressors with application specific features such as remote turn-on or front-panel lighting.

SX1210 models are 10-amp load-capable (China & Australia), SX1213 models are 13- amp load-capable (UK), SX1215 models are 15-amp load-capable (South Africa) and SX1216 models are 16-amp load-capable (Europe).

All models have 10 grounded IEC receptacles on the rear panel, with eight switched and two always on. Both RTi and i models also provide a front-panel courtesy outlet.

All SurgeX SX1200 models incorporate Advanced Series Mode and Impedance Tolerant EMI/RFI filtering. RLi and RTi models also feature SurgeX ICE and COUVS.

SurgeX ICE solves problems typically encountered when powering-up large power amplifiers and multi-component systems. It smooths out inrush current spikes to prevent blown circuits, eliminating the need for expensive time-delay circuit breakers.

COUVS is a reliable fast-acting circuit that turns off within a half-cycle of an over voltage event. It will not false trigger on transients and automatically restores power when line voltage has returned to normal.

The SX1200 RLi has two Neutrik XLR connectors for Littlite gooseneck lamps to provide dimmable illumination of equipment racks in recording studios, custom design/build installations and sound reinforcement applications.

The SX1200 RTi has a remote turn-on capability for use in integrated power distribution systems. A rear-panel Phoenix connector allows the unit to be connected in a master-satellite configuration with a controller such as the SurgeX SEQ for the sequential power-up of multiple components.

The patented SurgeX Advanced Series Mode surge suppression technology provides reliable protection and stops an unlimited number of surges up to 6,000 volts and unlimited surge current without producing ground contamination or common-mode disturbances.

SurgeX products meet the most stringent U.S. government purchase specifications for branch-circuit surge suppressors. Their A-1-1 rating indicates dependable protection from destructive spikes, surges and inductive transients, and the products are backed up by a 10-year manufacturer warranty.

SurgeX International products are available through a worldwide network of authorized distributors and dealers.

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SurgeX International Website

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Posted by Keith Clark on 11/26 at 12:06 PM
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