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UN2E8-300MSMD - 2-Electrode Gas Discharge Tube

This page provides the datasheet information for the UN2E8-300MSMD, a member of the UN2E8-75M 2-Electrode Gas Discharge Tube family.

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Gas discharge Tubes (GDT) are classical components for protecting the installations of the telecommunications.

It is essential that IT and telecommunications systems -with their high-grade but sensitive electronic circuits - be protected by arresters.

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Part number UN2E8-300MSMD
Manufacturer SOCAY
File Size 418.56 KB
Description 2-Electrode Gas Discharge Tube
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2-Electrode Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) UN2E8 Series Description Gas discharge Tubes (GDT) are classical components for protecting the installations of the telecommunications. It is essential that IT and telecommunications systems -with their high-grade but sensitive electronic circuits - be protected by arresters. They are thus fitted at the input of the power supply system together with varistors and at the connection points to telecommunication lines. They have become equally indispensable for protecting base stations in mobile telephone systems as well as extensive cable television (CATV) networks with their repeaters and distribution systems.
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