Bussmann by Eaton
Data Signal Surge Protection For BNC Coaxial Data Cables

Key Features

BSPD5BNCDD & BSPD5BNCDI

  • UL 497B Listed
  • Plug-in surge protective device for easy retrofitting
  • The space-saving surge arrester with BNC socket is mounted on supplied rail terminal lug or standard 35mm DIN-Rail
  • Integrated direct or indirect shield grounding avoids leakage pickups Easily adaptable due to BNC sockets
BSPD5BNCSI
  • UL 497B Listed
  • Plug-in surge protective device for easy etrofitting
  • Directly plugs into terminal equipment with BNC coaxial connections
  • Integrated indirect shield grounding avoids leakage pickups
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BSPD5BNCDD & BSPD5BNCDI

The Cooper Bussmann BSPD5BNCDD and BSPD5BNCDI two-stage DIN-Rail mounted surge arresters are for protecting coaxial cable-connected systems (such as video and camera systems) from potential damage. The BSPD5BNCDD features direct (VCD) shield connection while the BSPD5BNCDI features indirect shield connection (VCID) to prevent leakage pickups. The BSPD5BNCDD and BSPD5BNCDI shielded surge arresters are mounted on the supplied bracket with cable lug or mounted on a rack mounted DIN-Rail with suitable grounding. BNC connector terminated data or video signal cables are plugged into surge arrester with the equipment plugged into the protected side. Common applications include protecting outdoor video surveillance systems or video control centers or coaxial data lines. For BSPD5BNCDI, the cable shield is indirectly grounded via a gas discharge tube to avoid being influenced by leakage pickups.

BSPD5BNCSI

The Cooper Bussmann BSPD5BNCSI two-stage in-line surge arrester is for protecting coaxial cable-connected systems (such as video and camera systems) from potential damage. The BSPD5BNCSI shielded surge arrester is plugged into coaxial terminal equipment or connections. Common applications include protecting outdoor video surveillance systems or video control centers. The cable shield is indirectly grounded via a gas discharge tube to avoid being influenced by leakage pickups. The arrester input is used as a socket and the protected output as a plug.