• BSP3 Series Surge Protectors

    Aug. 24, 2012

    BSP3 Series Surge Protectors are recognized by the UL1449 standard, verifying a high level of safety for LED drivers. The devices provide protection from currents up to 10,000 amps for most models and up to 20,000 amps for the BSP3-20K series.

    They also guard electronic FL and HID ballasts and induction lighting ballasts. Applications requiring 24/7 outdoor lighting benefit most and include street lighting, big-box retail, warehouses, parking garages, and transportation facilities.

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