EMITER Switchgear Attached AC Hermetic IP65 with Dehn Type 2 Surge Arrester, 40A 3-Phase, RCD Type A 63A/300mA

The EMITER Switchgear Attached AC Hermetic IP65 is a pre-wired, fully assembled hermetic switchgear assembly designed for demanding outdoor and industrial environments. It integrates a Dehn Type 2 surge protective device, a 40A 3-phase main circuit, and a Type A residual current device (RCD) rated at 63A with 300mA tripping current, all housed in a robust UV-resistant plastic enclosure with IP65 ingress protection.

Advantages

This switchgear assembly offers a complete, ready-to-install solution for AC power distribution with integrated surge protection and residual current monitoring. The IP65 rating ensures reliable operation in harsh conditions, while the surface-mount design simplifies installation. The combination of a Type 2 surge arrester and Type A RCD provides comprehensive protection against overvoltages and earth faults.

Suitable for

• Outdoor power distribution in industrial facilities
• Commercial buildings requiring weatherproof electrical installations
• Agricultural and horticultural applications
• Infrastructure projects such as tunnels, car parks, and public spaces

Key specifications

• Product Type: Pre-wired Hermetic Switchgear Assembly
• Enclosure Ingress Protection: IP65
• System Compatibility: AC (Alternating Current)
• Number of Phases: 3-Phase
• Main Circuit Current Rating: 40 A
• Residual Current Device (RCD) Type: Type A
• RCD Rated Current: 63 A
• RCD Tripping Current: 300 mA
• Surge Protective Device (SPD) Included: Yes
• SPD Manufacturer: Dehn
• SPD Type: Type 2
• Enclosure Material: Robust UV-Resistant Plastic
• Mounting Type: Surface Mount
• Nominal Operating Voltage: 400V AC (3-Phase)
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Application Environment: Outdoor, Industrial, Harsh Environments

Recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure that the switchgear is installed by a qualified electrician and that the upstream protection is coordinated with the device ratings. Regular testing of the RCD and SPD is recommended to maintain safety.