How to Protect a Lot of Data Lines in a Little Space

CPX Surge Protectors Can Handle 16 Lines in 1 Rack Space

If you want surge protection for a bunch of data lines in a compact space, including mixed signal protocols in the same location, check out our CPX series rack-mount surge protection devices. These indoor guardians will protect up to 16 data lines from being damaged by energy spikes caused by lightning and other sources of transient voltage – and they take up only 1U of rack space.

These commercial- and industrial-grade transient voltage surge suppressors are perfect for telecommunications base stations, WISP/ISP, IT and data centers, point-to-point links, control lines and sense loops, and oil and gas industry applications. They are rated for indoor use.

The CPX multi-signal data protection series has flexibility to fit your network. We have models configured for 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, gigabit Ethernet or T1/E1 signal protocols with RJ45 connectivity as well as DC power up to 48 Vdc.There are options suited for Cat5 and Cat5e/Cat6. You can choose from 8 or 16 ports.

The CPX series offers proven high-performance SASD and hybrid technology protection for commercial/industrial, with hazardous location certified modules available. Protection from surge for Ethernet devices is in the form of tried-and-true gas discharge tube (GDT) and transient blocking unit (TBU) circuits.

These surge arresters are certified either UL497A or UL497B.

Best of all, the CPX surge protectors shield Ethernet devices from power spikes. Not just the loud ones caused by lightning strikes, but the quieter, more commonplace electrical overvoltages resulting from conditions such as high-powered devices being switched on and off, faulty wiring and overloaded outlets.

Our CPX rack-mount SPDs are in-stock and available for immediate shipment. They are part of our wide array of data surge protections devices. For more information, visit Transtector.com or contact us at +1 (208) 635-6400.

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