Full Facility Surge Protection
Security
Application Guide
Security Camera Protection
A surge suppressor is needed to protect power, video and data circuits, because in a nano-
second, transients can disrupt, disable and ruin this mission-critical equipment.
Surge suppressor installation may be close-nipple up to a security panel or hardwired in
parallel to the power supply input terminal screws. A surge suppressor is recommended on
a video line head end (DVR) as well as the camera end to protect against damaging effects
of lightning, spikes, and surges. A surge suppressor is recommended on the pan-tilt-zoom
(PTZ) data line head end (DVR) as well as the camera end to protect against damaging
effects of lightning, spikes, and surges.
The
ASCO Model 252 (Edco HSP121BT-1RU)
is a hardwire 3-stage hybrid protector, featur-
ing a 15 amp replaceable fuse, failure indicator and noise filtering. In the rare event of the
unit failing, the equipment is removed from the load. ANSI/UL1449 Fourth Edition, Type 4.
The
ASCO Model 245 (Islatrol SP-6TVN)
is industrial-strength surge suppression/filtering
device that plugs into a standard duplex receptacle. It features uniquely designed reposi-
tionable outlets for easy installation behind desks and other furniture and an external ground
screw to aid in single point grounding. ANSI/UL1449 Fourth Edition, Type 3.
The
ASCO Model 160 (Edco CX06 Series)
implements three-stage hybrid technology.
Sneak and fault currents are mitigated with solid-state resettable fuses (PTCs). The Model
160 SPDs are designed in accordance with NFPA 780 requirements, with up to 20kA of
surge current capability.
The
ASCO Model 151 (Edco FAS-1/FAS-2)
is a multi-stage single pair surge suppressor
designed for high exposure applications. This product was specifically designed to meet
multiple low voltage protection applications in the fire/security and CCTV industries. This unit
will work for 24 volts AC or DC, up to 2.5 amps. UL 497B.
The rack-mountable
ASCO Model 160 (Edco RM-CX06-16R)
Surge Protective Device is a
16-channel, coax SPD implementing three-stage hybrid technology. This device addresses
overvoltage transients with a primary gas discharge tube (GDT), and secondary silicon ava-
lanche diode (SAD) components. Over-current conditions such as sneak, and fault currents
are mitigated with solid-state resettable fuses (PTCs). UL Listed.
An
ASCO Model 175
surge suppressor is recommended on the PTZ data lines at the head
end (DVR), as well as the camera end. This is a two-pair (four-wire) module implementing
three-stage hybrid technology, allowing it to protect against multiple surge events without
replacement. The ASCO Model 175 easily plugs into the PCB1B base accessory.
A surge suppressor is recommended on the POE lines at both ends (camera and head),
to protect against damaging effects of lightning, spikes, and surges, the ASCO Model 184
(Edco CAT6-5POE-FF) is ideally suited for these installations.
Device
Part Number
Power filtering hard wired
252120NF015AN3N0
Power filtering plug in
245120NF015ARCN0
Video (Head end) – BNC50/75Ohm
160D006S20KXCXN0
Video (Camera End) – BNC50/75Ohm
160D006S20KXCGN0
Video Power hard wired
151D043S10KXN2N0
PTZ Data
175D008S10KLPCN0 w/ PCB1B Base
Coax Equipment End (Rackmount)
160D006S20KX16N0
PoE Camera (RJ-45) – Female / Female
184D065S060SRJN0
Model 252
(Edco HSP121BT-1RU)
Model 245
(Islatrol SP-6TVN)
Model 160
(Edco CX06 Series)
Model 151
(Edco FAS-1/FAS-2)
