BSI DD CLC/TS 50539-12:2010

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Low-voltage surge protective devices. Surge protective devices for specific application including d.c. -- Selection and application principles. SPDs connected to photovoltaic installations

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BSI DD CLC/TS 50539-12:2010

Name: BSI DD CLC/TS 50539-12:2010 – Low-voltage surge protective devices. Surge protective devices for specific application including d.c. -- Selection and application principles. SPDs connected to photovoltaic installations
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Low-voltage surge protective devices. Surge protective devices for specific application including d.c. -- Selection and application principles. SPDs connected to photovoltaic installations

PUBLISH DATE 2010

PAGES 24

This Technical Specification deals with the protection of PV installations against overvoltages. It addresses the protection of the PV installation against surge overvoltages induced by direct and indirect lightning strikes.

If such a PV installation is connected to an AC-supply system, this document is applicable as a complement to HD 60364-4-443, HD 60364-5-534, and HD 60364-7-712 and also CLC/TS 61643-12. Surge protective devices (SPD) installed on the AC side shall comply with EN 61643-11.

NOTE 1: Due to the very specific electrical setup of PV installations on the DC side, only surge protective devices especially dedicated to PV installations shall be used to protect the DC side of such installations.

NOTE 2: Taking into account the sensitivity and the setting up of the photovoltaic modules, detailed attention must be paid to the protection of the structure itself (building) against direct effects of lightning; this subject is covered by the EN 62305 series.