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Photovoltaic (PV) systems are complicated. They are comprised of many components that require various levels of surge protection. The NFPA 780 offers surge protective device (SPD) installation recommendations for solar applications such as requiring SPDs on specific components. To learn the best SPD installation practices, watch this video.

Photovoltaic (PV) systems require surge protection due to the inherent risk of damage from direct or indirect lightning. To understand the different types of surge protective devices (SPDs) available and to help select the right device for your specific PV application, watch this video.

Lightning strikes are a leading cause of downtime for solar farms. Even indirect strikes can cause major destruction to photovoltaic (PV) systems. Watch this video to learn how the Littelfuse SPD2 Type 2 series of surge protective devices provides a path to ground for excess voltage to protect your PV system.

F428SC: Can be positioned on the ceiling grid at the cross of the T-rails or on the straight away. For use on premium/reveal edge ceiling tiles, the box height adjusts by removing the tabs with pliers. Plastic hanger. For fixtures (only), up to 50 lbs. Includes 12ft support wire coil, installed NM cable connector, grid cover.

These recessed brass and nickel-plated cover kits have ultra-thin, stamped steel flanges for a flush-to-the-floor installation. They install into the concrete box so they look great and reduce trip hazard caused by plugs sticking out of the box.

Arlington’s new FLB4364 series DROP IN™ FLOOR BOX KITS are the fastest way to install a box, flush in an EXISTING floor.

Littelfuse products deliver protection, safe control and distribution of electrical power to optimize your food and beverage processing operations. From dairies to wineries and meat processing to bakeries, Littelfuse products can help protect your equipment and people.

Littelfuse SPD2 Series Type 2 Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) for branch circuits safeguard components from transient overvoltage or power surges by limiting the fault current to a load or the unit being protected. They are designed to prevent equipment damage or downtime caused by these power fluctuations.

Arc-flash events can destroy equipment and are dangerous and potentially fatal to personnel. Watch this video to learn five ways to reduce arc-flash risk so what matters most, stays safe.