Siemens 3EP Porcelain Surge Arrester Product Manual

This document describes the features and characteristics of 3EP porcelain housed surge arresters, including their reliability and application range in medium and high voltage systems. The products offer excellent overvoltage protection and can be used in various environmental conditions.


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Brand
Siemens
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
692 KB
Published
16 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

The 3EP series of porcelain‑housed surge arresters are designed for reliable over‑voltage protection in medium and high voltage networks, covering applications from 12 kV up to 800 kV. Siemens highlights their high bending moment, short‑circuit current capability, and robust sealing for long service life.

The document guides users through a four‑step selection process, presents detailed technical tables for each type (3EP5, 3EP4, 3EP2, 3EP3), and lists the key advantages of the 3EP surge arresters.

What's inside

  • One Goal – Four Different Designs
  • Advantages of 3EP surge arresters
  • Choose the Appropriate Arrester
  • Technical Data Tables
  • Selection Steps

Specifications

Nominal system voltage Uo (3EP5)110 kV
Maximum rated voltage Ui (3EP5)96 kV
Maximum line discharge class (3EP5)3
Maximum energy absorption capability (3EP5)8 kJ/kVr

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range do 3EP surge arresters cover?

They are available for applications from 12 kV up to 800 kV.

What are the main advantages of 3EP surge arresters?

They offer excellent over‑voltage protection, high bending moment, short‑circuit current capability up to 100 kA, and a robust sealing system for long service life.

How many steps are required to select the appropriate arrester?

The selection process consists of four steps.

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