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In Reply to: Re: Breakers do not protect anything from spikes and surges posted by audionutge@yahoo.com on March 20, 2007 at 07:09:56:
I conduct surge testing as part of my companies standard qualification testing.Industry standard Surge tests are Rise (A) 0 μs to -1.0 μs 0% to +20% Duration (B) 0 μs to +7μs.
This can deliver a 6000 Volt/3000Amp surge in less than 7 microseconds.
Simply put the damage is done and equipment is destroyed long before any inline breaker or fuse will blow.
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