HBLQ-51/134 35kV Elbow Surge Arrester

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Product Details

The HBLQ-51/134 35kV Elbow Surge Arrester safeguards medium-voltage networks, including transformers, wind power substation switchgear, and cables, by preventing overvoltage and lightning strikes, ensuring the safe and reliable operation of electrical grids.

Scope of Delivery

Elbow Surge Arrester

Threaded bolts

Silicone Lubricant

Clearing Paper

Installation Instruction Sheet

Quality Certificate

Testing report

Inference Information

Dimensions

Technical Parameters

Ratings Overview

Description	Unit	Parameters
Continuous operating voltage	kV	35
Impulse withstand voltage	kVp	185
DC 1mA Rated voltage	kV	73.0≤U1mA.DC≤77.5
DC Residual current at 0.75U1mA	uA	<50
lmpulse 2ms	A	170/18 times
AC withstand voltage ofinsulation	kV	82
Sealtesting		Qualified

OrderInformation

Description	Reference No.
35kV Elbow Surge Arrester	BS HBLQ-51/134

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