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1 Data Line Gas Capsule Protectors
Series 3411 / 3412 Protective devices for network interfaces of wireless equipment, telecommunication centres and customer premises installations NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

2 Data Line Gas Capsule Protectors
Series 3411/3412 Features Data rate 2 Mbps to 155 Mbps (ITU-T G.703) Ohms coaxial pair transmission (asymmectric, unbalanced) Current handling: 10 kA single and 5 kA multiple Residual pulse energy: <80 mJ, for combined Interface: DIN 1.6/5.6, others on request (e.g. N, TNC) Gas tube fix integrated (not exchangeable) Slim design Bulkhead mountable NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

3 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Applications Data Line Protector Slim Line Protector NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

4 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Applicable Standard ITU-T G.703 Requirements Protection 8 kV (1.2/50 ms) and 4 kA (8/20 ms) Pulse shape ITU-T G.703 Return loss >15 dB ( MHz) Impedance 75 W Interface 1.6/5.6 (DIN) others upon request NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

5 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Circuit principle 1st stage 3411 Fine protection 3412 Remark: no DC continuity! NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

6 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Protection Residual Pulse 4 kV/2 kA 1.2/50; 8/20 ms) V, 70 mJ Current handling 10/5 kA (8/20 ms) NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

7 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Network Interface - Protector Suitability Surge Protection surge and ring wave interferences standard protection needs (equipment hardness > 1 kV), use of 3411 fine protection needs, use of NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

8 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Network Interface - Protector Suitability Digital signal transmission data rates from 2 to 155 Mbps data line transmission requirements of ITU-T G unbalanced coaxial NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

9 Data Line Protectors Series 3411 and 3412
Network Interface - Protector Suitability Further specifications connector interface coax impedance 75 Ohms bulkhead mounting/grounding NETCONNECT DIVISION Business Unit Lightning Protection

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