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Surge Protection

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High-speed data links between buildings or one part of a plant to another have become more common with the widespread use of smart transmitters and the increase in unmanned installations. Our surge protection devices are suitable for all process I/O applications with a choice of low resistance units, high bandwidth, and a variety of voltage variants.

Edco™ SRS-BIU-15 NEMA TS-2 Port 1 Protector
The  Edco SRS-BIU-15 is a 15 pin surge suppressor used for protection of all devices on Port 1 Synchronous Data Link Control (SDLC).
Edco™ HVCP-48 Video Control Power Protection
The Edco HVCP-48 is a hybrid surge protection product featuring DC power, data and video protection in one package.
AnyGuard SPD
A comprehensive system that provides an integrated lightning protection solution.
Edco SRA64 Series (One Pair Data and Signal Protection)
A single-pair cube implementing three-stage hybrid technology.
Edco SPA-60B Series (120VAC Interconnect Signal)
An economical method of protecting circuitry associated with 120VAC interconnect signal lines commonly used in traffic control systems.
Edco DCB Series (with NTI Technology)
The DCB Series protects and provides unparalleled performance in power protection for critical equipment.
Edco 5W8-30 (Access Control Protection Module)
An access control protection module designed for typical Wiegand outputs for access devices.
Edco CAT6-5 PoE (Power-over-Ethernet)
Designed to work on Category 5 Power-Over-Ethernet transmission lines as well as Category 6 applications. Ideal for protecting expensive equipment against surges and transients entering a building on exposed transmission lines.
Edco LCDP Series (Data Circuit)
Designed to conveniently protect 8 wire, low voltage data circuits. It employs two RJ-45 jacks for easy installation.
Edco MOD-12 Key Systems
The Edco MOD-12 combines AC and Tip/Ring protection for Key/PBX Systems into one attractive, compact assembly. This innovative design creates an automatic ground window, thus eliminating the problem of ground potential difference.