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The Total Protection Solutions Advantage

We Are The Best In The Industry

The Total Protection Solutions Advantage

  • The Best Warranty – TPS offers the best warranty in the industry…30 years unlimited free replacement (including lightning) for all ServiceTrack (ST) and LowProfile (LP) SPDs (25 years for TransTrack2 (TT2) and TTLP) to insure an unprecedented 25 and 30 year life cycle savings. When you read the actual warranty statement you will find that most competitor warranties cover only defects in materials and workmanship, and not lightning which usually is excluded as an “Act of God.”
  • Component Level Fusing – TPS’ Component Level over current Fusing (200 KAIC) provides greater safety and durability over the competitors non-fused or cartridge type phase fused SPDs. The custom fuses are exactly matched to every MOV in the TPS unit, and for arc quenching capability, minimization of smoke and contaminates in the event of a failure, and to ensure the safest possible design, all surge components, current carrying paths and fusing are surrounded by fuse grade silica sand. Lab testing at the factory and Independent test reports from R & B Labs verify that the TPS ST and LP models can survive an impulse at the unit’s full rated peak surge current. The cartridge type phase fuses in many competitor units today will fail on an impulse of 20,000 amps or less. Installing this type of off the shelf cartridge type fusing in a SPD reduces the cost but increases the risk of premature failure of the device.
  • The Best Filtering – TPS’ Enhanced Transient Filter (ETF) provides the best transient filtering available today for superior protection of critical loads. TPS data sheets proudly display the IEEE A1 ring wave (2000 volts, 67 amps, 100kHz ring wave) let-through numbers.
  • More Standard Features – TPS ST and LowProfile SPDs include an audible alarm (w/silence button), dry relay contacts, dedicated “phase status” and “service required” LEDs.
  • The Right Size – TPS offers a wide variety of sizes and strengths of panel mount units ranging from 40KA/phase to 400kA/phase, and has the most compact and versatile format for branch panel applications. The LP is 4” x 4” x 12” long and TT2 and TTLP units are 6” x 6” by 4.25” deep and can easily be installed on any sub-panel. These units are available with a flush mount cover plate.
  • The Best Performance For The Quickest Payback – The best protection means the greatest reduction in electrical maintenance expenses and downtime costs, and the longest useful life of equipment. The greatest operating cost reduction of any surge suppression/filter line means the quickest payback on the customer’s investment in TPS products.
  • The Best Support – Local knowledgeable engineering applications and product support (the principals of TPS have over sixty years combined experience in the power quality industry).
  • The Widest Range of Products – TPS products range from small units to protect data lines (RS232, Cat 6, 4-20mA, coax) running to ultra sensitve equipment, to large parallel mount panel units from 120 volts up to 4160 volts. We also have a wide variety of AC and DC series installed units to protect the circuit boards and microprocessors in sensitive controls.
  • Competitive Pricing – TPS SPDs are very competitively priced in today’s market place with other quality built units.
  • Bottom Line – TPS Offers The Best Long Term Value With The Quickest Payback Period And 25 & 30 Year Life Cycle Savings.

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How are voltage surges/transients generated?

15% of the main causes of voltage surges originating outside the system are lightning strikes and grid switching at high-voltage (230kV, 115kV) and medium-voltage (35kV, 15kV, 7kV) substations. 85% of the main causes of voltage surges originating within the system are load switching, opening or closing electrical switches, motor noise, electromagnetic interference, and static electricity, […]

What is a Surge Protection Device (SPD)?

What is a Surge Protection Device (SPD)?

A surge protection device (SPD) is a protective device designed to limit transient voltage by diverting or restricting surge current and capable of repeating these functions as prescribed. SPDs were previously known as Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors (TVSS) or Secondary Surge Arrestors (SSA). Secondary Surge Arrestors is a legacy term (often used by utilities) and […]

Key specifications of the SPD device

Key specifications of the SPD device

Key specifications of a Surge Protective Device (SPD) are designed to identify its capacity to handle overvoltage, its compatibility with electrical systems, and its protective performance level. These specifications ensure the device can adequately protect sensitive equipment from transient surges caused by lightning or switching operations. Components and Features Protective Components: Mostly utilize MOV (metal oxide […]

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