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Maximum Continuous

Operating Voltage (MCOV)

120V ±25%, all others ±15%

Fault Current Rating (AIC)

200 kAIC

Operating Frequency Range

47 - 63 Hz

Response Time

< 0.5 nanoseconds

Operating Humidity

0% to 95%

Status Indication

LEDs, Dry Contacts, Audible Alarm

Certifications

UL 1449 & 1283, CUL, NEMA LS1, ISO 9001

Enclosure

NEMA 12

Warranty

5 Years Parts

LM Series Surge Suppression

System Voltage

L-N

L-G

L-L

N-G

120/208

400

400

700

400

120/240

400

400

700

400

346/600

1200

1200

2000

1200

277/480

700

700

1500

700

480

X

1500

1500

X

600

X

1800

2000

X

UL 1449 Clamping Data 

(Second Edition)

Dimensions (inches)

Approx. Weight

Unit

Options

A

B

C

D

E

F

LM060
LM080

All

16

14

8

16.75

12.0

0.31

35

LM100
LM125
LM150

LM200
LM225

All

20

16

9

21.25

10

0.31

45

LM250

Chart B – LM Series Dimensional Data

How To Specify The Appropriate Model:

All LM model numbers begin with a LM prefix. Use 

Chart A

to build your LM starting with the Surge Rating column.  Moving left to right,

choose the correct configurations from each column for your application. Your completed model number should look similar to the example

below or LM250120YARCE. Refer to 

Chart B 

for LM Series dimensional data.

Standard Monitoring 

System, LEDs, 

Audible Alarm, 

Dual Form C 

Contacts

LEDs, Audible 

Alarm, Surge 

Counter, Dual 

Form C Contacts

E

R

T

X

NEMA 12 (Standard)

NEMA 3R

NEMA 4

NEMA 4X 

Unit

Per Mode

Per Phase

060-080

8,000

16,000

100-150

16,000

32,000

200-250

24,000

48,000

Life Cycle Surge Testing  

10kA, 20kV, IEEE, Cat. C3

Single Unit

Frequency

System Installation

34dB

100kHz

51dB

51dB

1MHz

94dB

54dB

10MHz

114dB

48dB

100MHz

120dB

EMI/RFI Noise Rejection

Chart A – Example

Model#

Indicators

L

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L

M

Surge Rating

60kA/mode

060

80kA/mode

080

100kA/mode 100

125kA/mode 125

150kA/mode 150

200kA/mode 200

225kA/mode 225

250kA/mode 250

L - G Voltage

120-120V

208-208V

220-220V

230-230V

240-240V

277-277V

480-480V

600-600V

Configuration

Single Phase L-N, 2W+gnd

N

Single Phase L-L, 2W+gnd

L

Split Phase, 3W+gnd

S

Three Phase Wye 4W+gnd

Y

Three Phase Delta 3W+gnd

D

Three Phase Delta Hi-leg 3W+gnd

H

Modes of

Protection

ALL

A

Connection 

Options

WireLug N

Disconnect R

Enclosure

Monitoring Options

Summary of Contents for Liebert LM Series

Page 1: ...Surge Protection For Business Critical Continuity Liebert LM Series Continuous Protection For Your Business ...

Page 2: ...ng n UL 1449 second edition UL1283 and CUL listed n ANSI IEEE C62 11 C62 41 C62 45 categories A B and C3 tested n Tested to NEMA LS1 n NEMA 12 enclosure with 3R 4 and 4X options available n 5 year warranty n 2 sets of Form C dry contacts n Audible alarm n Choice of options n Disconnect n Transient counter n Remote monitor panel n Test set 2 The LM is a surge protective device SPD that offers conti...

Page 3: ...h buttons and the audible alarm are located on the panel s front cover Agency Listing The specified unit is UL 1449 Second Edition Listed UL 1283 Listed and CUL Listed Control Concepts Liebert is also company certified ISO 9001 for manufacturing design and service Warranty A full five year parts warranty Form C Dry Contacts Two sets of electronically isolated form C dry contacts are provided two n...

Page 4: ...ht choose the correct configurations from each column for your application Your completed model number should look similar to the example below or LM250120YARCE Refer to Chart B for LM Series dimensional data StandardMonitoring System LEDs AudibleAlarm DualFormC Contacts LEDs Audible Alarm Surge Counter Dual FormCContacts E R T X NEMA12 Standard NEMA 3R NEMA 4 NEMA 4X Unit Per Mode Per Phase 060 0...

Page 5: ...nsient power line voltages that can adversely affect your power supply Utility switching and faults on the utility s distribution system can adversely affect the quality of your power before it even reaches your facility Why Many utility systems are aging and few power plants have been built over the last decade With increased demand for power their supply margins are dipping dangerously low The f...

Page 6: ...008 Emerson Electric Co While every precaution has been taken to ensure accuracy and completeness in this literature Liebert Corporation assumes no responsibility and disclaims all liability for damages resulting from use of this information or for any errors or omissions 2008 Liebert Corporation All rights reserved throughout the world Specifications subject to change without notice All names ref...

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