17 surge protection power strips with housings made of impact-resistant plastic, halogen-free. Correct earthing is the basic requirement for effective surge protection. Normally, after the power strip is connected to the power supply, the green standby lamp at the power input must light up. This indicates that the 230 V surge protection is functioning. If the green light does not light up, it can be assumed that the power supply is without voltage or that the surge protection has functioned as intended! This will cause the sockets to no longer be supplied, but they will still be protected.
The APSA 8111 is a surge‑protected power strip made of impact‑resistant, halogen‑free plastic. It complies with DIN VDE 0620‑1/2005‑04, provides 16 A/250 V outlets and includes a resettable MV‑filter. The green lamp at the inlet shows that the protection is active, while a red master socket controls the overall power state.
Installation requires a HO5VV‑F 3G1.5 cable (2 m) with a DIN 4944‑1R2 plug. The device features built‑in potential equalisation up to 6 kV and can be equipped with various outlet lengths (573 mm to 638 mm). The surge protection reacts within 20 ns and can handle short‑circuit currents up to 15 kA. This manual is written in German.
| Leistenbreite | 72 mm |
|---|---|
| Outlet rating | 16 A / 250 V |
| Surge protection type | SPD Type 3 |
| Surge voltage rating | 10 kV (8/20 µs) |
| Maximum surge current | 15 kA |
| Response time | 20 ns |
| Potential equalisation voltage | up to 6 kV |
The green lamp at the inlet lights up when the protection is ready and functional.
It can withstand surge currents up to 15 kA.
The protection reacts within 20 nanoseconds.
It is rated for surges up to 10 kV (8/20 µs waveform).