Radiocommunication

Surge Protectors Essential for Radiocommunication System

In radio communication systems, surge protection devices (SPDs) are key to protecting sensitive electronic components from voltage surges and transient overvoltages caused by lightning strikes, power fluctuations, and switching operations.

Radio communication systems rely on continuous and accurate performance, and any interruption can cause serious communication failures. SPDs ensure that critical components such as transmitters, receivers, and antennas are protected, maintaining system reliability and avoiding costly downtime and repairs.

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Where and What Type of Surge Protectors to Install in Radiocommunication System

By choosing the right type of surge protector and installing it in the right location, our SPD will do its best to protect your system.

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Installation Location & Recommended SPD Types

At the point where the antenna feed line enters the building or shelter.

On the power supply lines of transmitters and receivers.

At the base of communication towers where the cables enter the ground or building.

At the entry points of power and communication lines into control rooms or equipment shelters.

On data communication and signal lines connected to network and control equipment.

Type 1 SPD is installed at the antenna feed entry or the base of communication towers. It safeguards the system against direct lightning strikes and high-energy surges, making it ideal for high-risk areas such as tower tops and antenna input points.

Type 2 SPD is placed where power and communication lines enter control rooms or equipment shelters. It suppresses surges from indirect lightning or switching operations, perfectly suited for protecting data-communication devices, remote sites, and control centers.