Protección contra sobretensiones ALLNET ALL95112

The ALLNET ALL95112 surge protector provides transient overvoltage protection for network equipment and modems. Designed with a metal housing and a clamping voltage of 15 V, this device diverts surge energy away from connected electronics to reduce the risk of damage from lightning strikes, switching transients or other voltage spikes. The unit is CE certified and constructed to be mounted in typical network installations where reliable surge suppression is required.

Advantages

The metal enclosure offers mechanical durability and improved shielding against electromagnetic interference. A 15 V clamping level ensures that transient voltages are limited to a level compatible with most modem and network device input tolerances. The device is built for straightforward integration into network racks or cabling paths and has a weight that reflects solid construction and componentry.

Suitable for

• Protecting modems and network devices from transient overvoltages
• Use in small server rooms, communication cabinets and network closets
• Installation in sites requiring CE-certified surge protection

Key specifications

• Clamping voltage: 15 V
• Housing material: metal
• Weight: 1.31 kg
• Application: surge protection for network equipment and modems
• Certification: CE

How to use

Install the surge protector in-line with the network cabling or at the equipment entry point following standard cabling practices and local electrical codes. Ensure the device is properly grounded before connecting sensitive equipment. Place the unit where it can be accessed for periodic inspection; after a significant surge event, verify continued operation or replace the unit according to manufacturer guidance. Use compatible connectors and maintain correct polarity and continuity in the protected circuit.

Recommendations

For best protection, combine this surge protector with a proper grounding system and avoid using it as the only protective measure for mission-critical equipment. Inspect connections regularly and replace the device after major surge events or if physical damage is visible.