EKU5-T1+T2-7 Combined Class I+II Surge Protector with 7kA Impulse Discharge Current
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EKU5-T1+T2-7 Combined Class I+II Surge Protector with 7kA Impulse Discharge Current

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EKU5-T1+T2-7 Combined Class I+II Surge Protector with 7kA Impulse Discharge Current is organized as one OmniSol product-family page with 6 selectable variant SKUs. Buyers can review ratings and configuration options on one page before RFQ.

Poles:

1P1P+NPE2P3P3P+NPE4P

Variant SKU:

OS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-1POS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-1PPLUSNPEOS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-2POS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-3POS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-3PPLUSNPEOS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7-4P

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Packing method
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Trade terms
FOB Xiamen, CIF destination port, or consolidated export shipment with related BOS items.

RFQ checklist

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AC/DC side, voltage rating, pole count and rated current
Breaker, SPD, fuse, isolator or enclosure configuration
IP rating, installation environment and applicable standard
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Technical Data

Specification values for buyer review and RFQ matching

Product Family IDOS-ETK-EKU5-T1PLUST2-7
Variant SKU Count6
SupplierETK
Supplier ModelEKU5-T1PLUST2-7
Product TypeSurge Protective Device
Available Voltage Ratings150, 275, 320, 385, 440V AC
Available Poles1P / 1P+NPE / 2P / 3P / 3P+NPE / 4P
Rated Voltage150, 275, 320, 385, 440V AC
Protection DegreeIP20 (built-in)
Iec CategoryType 1+2
Impulse Discharge Current7kA
Maximum Discharge Current50kA
Nominal Discharge Current25kA
Poles1P, 2P, 3P, 4P, 1P+NPE, 3P+NPE / 1P / 1P+NPE / 2P / 3P / 3P+NPE / +1 more
Protection DegreeIP20 (built-in)
Rated Voltage150, 275, 320, 385, 440V AC
StandardIEC/EN61643-11
* All products undergo rigorous QC inspection before shipment. Third-party testing reports (SGS/TUV) available upon request.

Product Overview

7kA Iimp combined Class I+II SPD for buildings where the lightning protection level assigns a lower partial current to the incoming service entry. The same six pole configurations as the 12.5kA version cover all supply arrangements — select between 7kA and 12.5kA based on the calculated lightning current allocation.

In many standard commercial buildings with a lightning protection system shared across multiple entry points, 7kA Iimp per conductor is the calculated requirement. For buildings with higher LPL classifications, specify 12.5kA.

The 7kA impulse current rating is suitable for residential and small commercial installations where the building has basic lightning protection or is located in a low lightning incidence zone. For sites with high annual lightning days or proximity to elevated structures, specify the higher-rated 12kA or 40kA variant.

Applications

Inverter output protection

AC distribution boards

EV and PV support circuits

Residential and commercial electrical BOS

Certifications & Compliance

IEC
EN61643-11

Frequently Asked Questions

When is 7kA Iimp sufficient for a Type 1 SPD?

The required Iimp is calculated from the lightning protection level (LPL) and the number of incoming conductors sharing the lightning current. For LPL III/IV buildings with multiple service entries, 7kA per conductor is typically sufficient — the lightning protection designer will specify the required level.

What voltage class UC should I select?

The UC voltage must exceed the system maximum continuous voltage: 275V for 230V AC systems, 385V or 440V for 400V AC three-phase systems. An undersized UC causes the MOV to conduct continuously and overheat.

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