Protección contra sobretensiones ALLNET ALL95102O IP66 para exteriores, protección contra rayos y sobretensiones

ALLNET ALL95102O IP66 outdoor-rated lightning and surge protector is designed to protect low-voltage equipment and cabling installed outdoors from lightning-induced surges and transient overvoltages. With an IP66 enclosure it resists dust and powerful jets of water, enabling installation on building exteriors, masts, and other exposed locations. The device provides local surge diversion to reduce the risk of damage to networking, telecom and other low-voltage systems and helps maintain service continuity.

Advantages

The outdoor-rated enclosure with IP66 protection ensures reliable performance in rainy, dusty or otherwise exposed environments. The surge protection circuitry diverts transient overvoltages away from connected equipment, lowering the probability of component failure and downtime. The unit is tailored for straightforward external mounting close to the protected installation, minimizing the length of unprotected cabling and improving overall protection effectiveness. Passive operation requires no external power source.

Suitable for

• Protection of outdoor network and telecom equipment (switches, routers, PoE devices)
• Safeguarding low-voltage cabling and interfaces on building exteriors and masts
• Reducing downtime for critical outdoor installations such as surveillance cameras and access control

Key specifications

• Environmental protection rating: IP66 for dust-tight and high-pressure water resistance
• Application: lightning and transient overvoltage protection for low-voltage systems
• Installation: outdoor/external mounting close to protected equipment
• Operation: passive surge diversion, no external power required
• Compatible with: networking, telecom and low-voltage signaling/cabling

How to use

Mount the surge protector on a suitable external surface or mast near the equipment and cabling you want to protect, ensuring the housing orientation and fastening follow local installation practices. Connect the incoming cable(s) from the source side to the input terminals and the protected side to the output terminals, keeping conductor lengths between the protector and the equipment as short as possible. Verify that all connections are secure and that earthing/grounding is implemented according to local electrical codes to ensure correct surge diversion. After installation, periodically inspect the enclosure for physical damage and verify integrity of cable connections.

Recommendations

For optimal protection, place the surge protector as close as possible to the outdoor equipment or cable entry point and ensure a low-impedance connection to a proper grounding system. Use corrosion-resistant terminals and weatherproof cable entries; check the device after severe storms and replace if protective components show visible damage or if device specifications indicate end of life.