Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressors User Manual
Network Dataline
Surge Suppressors
1111 W. 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60609 USA
Customer Service: (773) 869-1234
www.tripplite.com
Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressors are designed to protect data and communications
equipment against AC transients caused by lightning, electrostatic discharge and ground surges that
can enter equipment from the signal lines or chassis ground.
Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressors described here protect virtually any pieces of networked equipment using 100Base-T, 10Base-T, 10Base-2 and 10Base-5 Ethernet, Token Ring, RS232,
RS422/423/485, parallel, dial-up modems, fax, ISDN, DDS, T-1 and most other communication interfaces.
Installation
1. Make sure the computer, network device or other equipment is logged OFF the network (if applicable). Turn OFF power to the equipment.
2. Disconnect the cable from the equipment to be protected.
3. Connect the Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor directly to the equipment. DB9 and
DB25 models are reversible, to work with male or female ports. To change gender, remove the thumbscrews, reverse their direction and reinstall.
4. Attach the green ground wire on the surge suppressor directly to the protected equipment’s chassis. (Except DB9, DB15 and DB25 models.)
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5. Reconnect the cable to the Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor.
NOTE!
The Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor must be properly grounded and positioned as
close as possible to the equipment to be protected. For best results, it is required that the length of the
signal line and ground wire (if equipped) between the surge suppressor and the protected equipment be kept as short as possible, not to exceed 12 inches (12”). It is best to install the surge suppressor directly to the equipment, as noted above.
NOTE!
Installing a typical Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor is equivalent to adding approximately three feet (3’) of typical data communication cable to a segment.
The Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor does not protect the equipment on the opposite
end of the cable. Normally, protection at both ends is recommended.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
When properly installed, the Tripp Lite Network Dataline Surge Suppressor will only protect
against surges on the dataline portion of your installation. Simultaneous AC surge suppression/power protection in the form of an ISOBAR® surge suppressor or Tripp Lite UPS system
is strongly recommended for complete system/network protection and can also extend Ultimate Lifetime Insurance coverage to connected equipment.
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SPECIFICATIONS All surge suppressors listed have component response times of less than 1 picosecond.
Model:
DHUB
DHUB-18V
* Supplied with eight 4” RJ45 patch cables.
DRS232
DNET1
DSUT1CSU
DTEL2
Description:
DHUB: RJ45, 8-port
ethernet, token ring
RS422/423/485, AS400/
Sys3x protector for hubs,
repeaters, terminal
servers, MUXs, MAUs,
etc.*
DHUB-18V: RJ45, 8-port
RS 232 protector for
multiport serial devices.*
RJ45/RJ11 protector for
100Base-T4, RS-232 on
twisted pair (wires 1-8) or
ISDN “S/T” interfaces.
Supplied with 4” RJ45
patch cable.
RJ45 100Base-T, 10Base-T,
Token Ring, RS422, AS400/
Sys3x protector for NICs,
hubs, routers, etc. Supplied
with 4” RJ45 patch cable.
RJ45/RJ11 protector for
nonspan powered T-1
equipment , digital data
service CSUs/DSUs, ISDN
“U” interfaces or other
digital lines. Supplied
with 4” RJ45 patch cable.
RJ45/RJ11 for modems,
answering and fax
machines. Supplied with
4” RJ11 patch cable.
Nominal
Clamping Voltage:
7.5 volts, protecting
wires 1-8 on all ports.
18 volts, protecting
wires 1-8 on all ports.
18 volts, protecting wires
1-8.
7.5 volts, protecting
wires 1-8.
60 volts, protecting wires
1-8.
260 volts, protecting
center 4 wires (2 COlines).
Peak Pulse
Current:
750 amps
340 amps
340 amps
750 amps
200 amps
250 amps
DB9
DB15AUI
2
Serial DB9 RS-232
protector for
female ports of data
terminal and computing
equipment including
PCs, modems, etc. (any
male or female 9 pin
port). Male/Female
genders are reversible
with reversible
thumbscrews.
DB15 ethernet AUI
protector.
male or
18 volts, protecting
pins 1-9 and chassis.
7.5 and 18 volts,
protecting all IEEE
802.3 pins.
340 amps
750 amps
Model:
Description:
Nominal
Clamping Voltage:
Peak Pulse
Current:
DB25
DB25-ALL
DB25-PAR
D10B5
D10B2-T
Serial DB25 RS-232
protector (wires 1-8,
20) for
male or female
ports of data terminal
& computing
equipment. DB25-ALL:
Serial DB25 RS-232
protector (pins 1-25)
for any 25 pin male or
female DTE/DCE
ports. Male/Female
genders are reversible
with reversible
thumbscrews.
Parallel port DB25
protector (pins 1-25).
10Base-5 thick coax
protection with “N”
type male/female
connectors.
10Base-2 thin coax
protected “T” (BNC f/
m/f). Also protects IBM
3270 and CCTV lines.
18 volts, protecting
pins 1-8, 20 and chassis.
7.5 volts, protecting
pins 1-25 and chassis.
7.5 volts, protecting
center, shield and
chassis.
7.5 volts, protecting
center, shield and
chassis.
340 amps
750 amps
750 amps
750 amps
D10B2
10Base-2 thin coax
protector (BNC m/f). Also
protects IBM 3270 and
CCTV lines.
7.5 volts, protecting
center, shield and
chassis.
DTWINAX
Twinaxial AS400 Sys3x
protector (m/f).
10 volts, protecting
both signal lines,
shield and chassis.
DCATV
Coaxial protector for
TVs, VCRs, pro
video supplied by
CATV
(“F” m/f).
Call Tripp Lite Customer Support at (773) 869-1234 for additional applications
requiring Multiport, Terminal Strip, RS422/RS423/RS485 or other interfaces.
7.5 volts, protecting
center and shield
conductors.
750 amps
500 amps
750 amps
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