Surge protector BAMRCE 4 24-48V/AC 004642701
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Surge protector BAMRCE 4 24-48V/AC 004642701
Surge protection for your installation
The BAMRCE 4 surge limiter is a key element in protecting the electrical installation from the effects of sudden voltage increases. This device, operating in the 24-48V/AC range, effectively protects connected devices and circuits from damage caused by lightning strikes or other network disturbances. This is particularly important in multi-core systems, where the risk of damage is greater.
Design and application
The BAMRCE 4 limiter is designed for universal mounting on 35 mm rails, making it compatible with most standard distribution boards. Its compact dimensions (only 8.7 mm wide) allow for efficient use of space inside electrical cabinets. The device is equipped with direct screen grounding and screwless connection terminals, which simplifies and speeds up installation. The ability to test the protective circuit using Life Control ensures the correct operation of the protection system.
Key features and benefits
- Versatility: Suitable for universal use in various types of electrical installations.
- Wide voltage range: Designed to operate in 24-48V/AC systems, providing protection for a wide range of devices.
- High efficiency: Rated impulse current up to 2 kA (D1) and 10 kA (8/20) guarantees effective protection against surges.
- Easy installation: Screwless connection terminals and standard mounting size (35 mm) simplify the installation process.
- Diagnostics: The ability to test the protective circuit using Life Control allows for ongoing monitoring of device performance.
- Safety: Compliance with IEC 61643-21 standard ensures a high level of safety and reliability.
- Compact dimensions: Space saving inside the distribution board thanks to a width of only 8.7 mm.
The BAMRCE 4 limiter is a reliable solution for professionals and users looking for effective protection of their electrical installations from the effects of surges.

