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Date: Tue, 08 Dec 2015 11:39:03 -0500

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(configuration dependent) to the rest of the luminaire. Luminaire designers can choose from two main types of SPD module configurations based on their maintenance and warranty strategies. Those are parallel- and series-connected surge protection subassemblies. Littelfuse offers solutions for both configurations with its LSP05 and LSP10 surge protection module line. Parallel Connection The SPD module is connected in parallel with the load. An SPD module that has reached end-of-life (thermal protection circuitry has caused the circuit to open) is disconnected from the power source while leaving the power supply module and LED driver module energized. The lighting is still operational, however protection from the next transient surge offered by the CSP to the power supply and LED modules is lost. In a parallel-connected SPD module, a small LED indicating the status of the SPD module can be added to alert the maintenance technician as to the status of the SPD. Options for a green LED
(normal operation) and a red LED (end of life) provide a visual indication at each location of the need for maintenance. Alternatively, to the visual LED indication at each separate lighting fixture, the need for an SPD module replacement could be communicated remotely to a master light management center by connecting the SPD end of life indication wires through a networked smart lighting system. The latter offers a much cleaner monitoring solution. Series Connection The SPD module is connected in series with the load, an SPD module that has reached end-of-life (thermal protection circuitry has caused the circuit to open) is disconnected from the power source which disconnects the power supply module as well as the LED module which in turn, shuts the light off. In a series-connected SPD, the loss of power (and resulting loss of light) to the luminaire serves as indication for a maintenance call to replace the SPD module. Note that since both the power supply and LED modules are disc
onnected, any future transient surges will not cause damage to either module. Preference for this configuration is growing rapidly since the luminaire investment in the LED and Power modules remains protected while awaiting replacement of the series-connected SPD module. It is much less expensive to replace just the series connected SPD module rather than the entire luminaire system as in the case of a parallel-connected SPD module that has a damaging surge occur prior to SPD module replacement.

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