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DEHN arc fault protection

Creating arc fault protection concepts with competence

The DEHNshort arc fault protection system provides reliable protection. For low-voltage switchgear assemblies up to 690 V with a short-current withstand capacity of up to 110 kA.

Why is arc fault protection so important? It is difficult to get this theme across to the customer properly. We are here to support you with technical background information, argumentation aids, seminars and newsletters.

Exude competence and save time

We actively support you when designing an arc fault protection system. The DEHNshort application manual, the unique design aids and the system-specific on-site consultation service enhance your competence and save valuable time.

Always well-prepared

DEHNshort customers get

  • tender specifications
  • planning drawings
  • bills of quantity

Standards

Info on standards

The following international standards and technical specifications for low voltage applications are currently in preparation or have already been published: 

  • Arc Quenching Devices
    The IEC 60947-9-1:2019 standard has been in force since its publication in January 2019. Local versions may apply. 
     
  • Optical-based internal arc-detection and mitigation device
    The current status of the IEC 60947-9-2 standard is CDV (Committee Draft for Vote). This means that the draft has been submitted to the national committees for voting, technical changes may only be made if there are weighty reasons for them. 
     
  • Integration internal arc-fault mitigation systems in power switchgear and controlgear assemblies (PSC - Assemblies) according to IEC 61439-2
    The technical specification IEC TS 63107 has been in force since its publication in May 2020. Local versions may apply. 
     

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Contact

Have you got any questions? Contact us.

Technical support | Arc Fault Protection

Phone: +49 9181 906 1510

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