lightning arrestors [RE-wrenches]

Allan Sindelar allan at positiveenergysolar.com
Fri Mar 7 16:24:34 PST 2003


Funny, I just spoke with Kim at Transtector this morning, first time. A
client had requested DC arrestors with a LED "working OK" indicator, and
Transtector makes them. Great, but she quoted $469 each, list. Aren't
equivalent Polyphaser about $200?
We have long used Delta, but described it to clients as "basic protection,
widely and generally accepted in the RE industry, but not very
sophisticated. Please see a lightning specialist for better, as this is not
our specialty."
Allan @+E

----- Original Message -----
From: "Windy Dankoff, Dankoff Solar" <windy at dankoffsolar.com>
> General opinion for years has been that Delta is better than nothing,
> but not much. Polyphaser is probably best, but expensive.
>
> Another source, maybe in-between in cost, is Transtector. Unlike
> Delta, they do make devices that are specific to the various DC
> voltages that we use.
>

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