Ylijännitesuoja Cambium Networks C000000L065A 30 V valkoinen IP54

The Cambium Networks C000000L065A Gigabit Ethernet Surge Suppressor provides lightning and surge protection for outdoor wireless broadband equipment. Designed for use with Cambium 450 and 450b Subscriber Modules, F180, F200 and other 30 V Gigabit devices, the unit reduces the risk of damage from voltage spikes and lightning-induced transients. The compact, weather-resistant enclosure (IP54) and lightweight design make it suitable for wall or pole mounting in outdoor installations.

Advantages

This surge suppressor offers nominal protection at 30 V in a compact housing weighing 156 g, with ingress protection rated IP54 for dust and splash resistance. It is compatible with multiple Cambium Gigabit products and is supplied ready for wall or pole mounting, simplifying field installation and grounding when used as part of a proper lightning-protection scheme.

Suitable for

• Protection of Cambium 450 and 450b Subscriber Modules
• Protection of Cambium F180 and F200 devices
• Outdoor Gigabit Ethernet links and mast-mounted equipment
• Installations requiring IP54-rated surge protection

Key specifications

• Model: Cambium C000000L065A
• Nominal input voltage: 30 V
• Ingress protection: IP54
• Weight: 156 g
• Dimensions (W x D): 87.5 mm x 46.5 mm
• Colour: White
• Compatibility: 450, 450b (Subscriber Module), F180, F200 and other 30 V Gigabit products
• MPN: C000000L065A
• EAN: 5704174211594

How to use

Mount the surge suppressor on a wall or pole near the protected equipment using the supplied mounting provisions. Connect the Gigabit Ethernet cable through the suppressor according to the manufacturer’s wiring instructions and ensure the suppressor is bonded to a proper grounding system. Network operators should follow site grounding and lightning-protection best practices to ensure effective surge diversion and to minimize the risk of equipment damage.

Recommendations

Use this surge suppressor as part of a comprehensive lightning-protection plan: verify grounding continuity regularly, place the unit close to the protected device or entry point, and replace the suppressor after a significant surge event or if visual inspection indicates damage.