. Selection of SPDs for Security Systems 1 - Surge Protectors for Survey Cameras | Location | Citel model | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | Anolog Camera | MSP-VM230-2P | Combined surge protectors | | | IP Cameras | CRMJ8-POE-C6A | POE++ and 10 Gigabit Ethernet | | | Coaxial lines as Video-transmission | CXC06-B/FM | Coaxial surge protector, BNC connector | | | 10Gigabit Ethernet/POE++ networks | MJ8-POE-C6A | Ethernet surge protector, Shielded RJ45 connections on Cat6A cabling | | | 10Gigabit Ethernet | MJ8-C6A | Ethernet surge protector, Shielded RJ45 connections on Cat6A cabling | |
2 - Surge Protectors for Control Rooms | Location | Citel model | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | Control room | RAK16-E-C6 | 19" Rack surge protector - 10/100/1000BaseT networks | |
3 - Surge Protectors for Main Electrical Panel | Location | Citel models | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | AC network - Main switchboard | DAC1-13S-31-275 | Type 1+2+3 surge protector 3-phase+N | |
4 - Surge Protectors for fire Alarm | Location | Citel model | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | Fire alarm | DAC40CS-11-275 | Type 2 (or 3) surge protector - Compact - Single phase | | | Fire alarm | DAC40CS-31-275 | Type 2 (or 3) surge protector - Compact - 3-phase | |
5 - Surge Protector for Acces Control | Location | Citel model | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | Access control | DLA | Dataline surge protectors - DIN rail mounting | |
6 - Surge Protector for LED Lighting | Location | Citel model | Type of SPDs | | | -------------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---- | | Inside the cutouts of led lighting pole | DLPM1-230L | 230 V single phase surge protector - DIN rail mounting | |

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|Position | | Description | Model | | --- | --- | ---- | --- | | 1 | | Compact Type 2 surge protector 3-phase+N |DAC40CS-31 | | 2 | | Rack 19" protection | RAK16-E-C6 | | 3 | | CAT5 - CAT6 surge protection | MJ8-C6A | | 4 | | Type 1+2+3 AC surge protector 3-phase+N | DAC1-13VGS-31 | | 5 | | 1-pair Din rail plug-in data surge protector| DLA-24D3 |

The phenomena were first characterized and a series of standardized waves created (1.2/50µs voltage wave and 8/20µs and 10/350µs current waveforms), then a number of standards defining surge arrester performance were issued, among them : Surge Protectors for Low-Voltage installations: - NF EN 61643-11 (France) - VDE 0675-6-11 (Germany) - EN 61643-11 (Europe) - UL1449 (USA) - IEC 61643-11 (International) Surge Protectors for Telecom equipment: - IEC 61643-21 (International) - ITU-T recommendations K11, K12, K17, K20, K21, K36 (International) - UL 497 A/B (USA)

Protection against transient overvoltage shall be provided where the consequence caused by overvoltage affects:
a) human life, e.g. safety services, medical care facilities;
b) public services and cultural heritage, e.g. loss of public services, IT centres, museums;
c) commercial or industrial activity, e.g. hotels, banks, industries, commercial markets, farms.