Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
READ MOREThe HWTB-D01-US focuses on outdoor lighting and public facility safety. It features specialized circuit optimization for 110V/50/60Hz power supply systems and is primarily used as a street light induction switch and street light protector.
This product excels in response efficiency and performance parameters. With a rated current of 5A, its most notable feature is its extremely short 1-second response time. In the event of a lightning strike or switching surge on the outdoor power grid, this device instantly samples the voltage and isolates the circuit, preventing large-scale damage to expensive LED street light modules due to over/under voltage or surge impacts. This millisecond-level action significantly reduces the failure rate and maintenance costs of public lighting facilities.
This street light protector strictly adheres to industrial-grade manufacturing standards and uses internal components with excellent weather resistance. By combining induction control and overvoltage protection, the HWTB-D01-US provides highly efficient and long-life electrical protection support for modern street light management.
Safety and performance specifications: Flame retardant V0 and pure copper conductor
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Operating voltage |
110V |
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Frequency |
50/60Hz |
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Power |
5A |
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Response time |
1S |
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Warranty period |
1 year |
Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
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