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Phoenix Contact Lighting protection

Phoenix Contact’s lighting and surge-protection portfolio offers high-performance solutions to protect electrical systems, control cabinets, and sensitive equipment from over-voltages, lightning strikes, transient surges and switching spikes. The range covers combined lightning-current arresters (Type 1+2), surge protective devices (SPDs, Types 2, 3), monitoring & status modules, and specialised protection for DC systems, photovoltaics, data/signalling lines and e-mobility infrastructure. Key standards such as IEC 62305 and IEC 61643‑11 are supported across the range.

Phoenix Contact Combined Lightning-Current Arresters (Type 1+2)

Phoenix Contact offers combined lightning-current and surge arresters (Type 1+2) that handle direct lightning-strike currents and residual over-voltage in a single modular unit. For example, the FLT-SEC-P-T1+T2 series supports discharge capacities up to 35 kA per path in industrial environments. 
Technical features include:

  • Discharge capacity up to 35 kA (8/20 μs) per channel.
  • Rated voltage up to e.g., 800 V AC for harsh industrial environments
  • Modular DIN-rail mount, visual status indicator + remote-signalling contact.
  • Suitable for main-incoming distribution boards, e-mobility chargers, outdoor substations.

For wholesalers and installers, stocking combined Type 1+2 arresters is critical for projects requiring full lightning protection, especially in outdoor, exposed or high-risk installations.

Phoenix Contact Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) – Type 2 & 3

For branch distribution, equipment protection and sensitive electronics, Phoenix Contact’s SPD range covers Type 2 (surge) and Type 3 (device-level) protection. Their SEC and PLT families offer compact widths, high performance and modular flexibility.
Key specification points:

  • Residual voltage levels: e.g., ≤1.4 kV L-N for Type 3 devices.
  • Narrow module width (as low as 3.5 mm for signal protection).
  • Pluggable protective units, replaceable without tools. 
  • Versions for AC, DC, signal/data circuits (e.g., 24 V, 48 V, 230 V) and photovoltaic systems. 

These SPDs are essential for distributors offering protective-device lines for machinery, control panels, data centres and retrofit work, enabling higher margin service-friendly items.

Phoenix Contact Monitoring & System Integration for Protection

In addition to standard protection modules, Phoenix Contact provides monitoring and system-integration accessories such as?

  • Devices with remote-signalling contacts to feed BMS/SCADA systems.
  • Test and measurement tools (e.g., CHECKMASTER) to verify and document SPD status.
  • Coordinated protection concepts using “protective circuit” logic where cables entering a protective circle are protected at each boundary.

For wholesalers, this means cross-sell capability: protection module + monitoring accessory + documentation + service-contract supply.

Portfolio Structure & Application Fit

To simplify catalogue management and specification, the Phoenix Contact lighting & surge-protection portfolio can be segmented:

  • Type 1+2 Combined Lightning Arresters – for incoming supply, substation, outdoor/industrial risk.
  • Type 2/3 SPDs & Device Protection – for branch boards, control panels, signal/data lines.
  • Monitoring & Accessory Modules – remote-signalling, testing tools, documentation kits.

This segmentation helps distributors align inventory by application: mains & lightning point → branch & equipment protection → monitoring & service supply

Wholesale Supply Advantages

Partnering with Bank of Lamps for Phoenix Contact surge-protection products offers distinct B2B advantages:

  • Authentic Phoenix Contact SPDs and lightning arresters stocked in EU warehouse, with full datasheets and CE/UL certifications.
  • Competitive bulk pricing for project orders (e.g., panel builders, infrastructure integrators).
  • Delivery coverage across Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and Baltic region.
  • Cross-sell opportunities: build protective-kit bundles with terminal hardware, wiring accessories, mounting frames.
    By offering Phoenix Contact lighting & surge protection as part of your product range, you access a high-value category that serves specification-driven projects (industrial, infrastructure, renewables) and maintenance/retrofit markets.