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Introduction
Anywhere data lines run and are susceptible to transient
overvoltages, a data line protector is needed. MCG’s industrial-grade DLPs
(Data Line Protectors) prevent damage to modems, fax, telco, I/O ports, 10 and
100BASET, terminal, instrumentation, hubs and more.
Units are available hardwired for universal installation or
with RJ11, 21X, 45 or BNC connectors. Clamp voltages to 200V standard. Protects
from 2-to over 250 wires.
Protectors combining AC Power Line and Data Line Protection
for PLCs are also available.
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Model Image
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Model
/ Voltage |
Connector
Type |
Protects
(Pins) |
< 1 dB @
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DLP-4.68-200V2 |
RJ11/45 |
1-8 |
10
MHz |
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DLP-4.68-25V2 |
RJ11/45 |
1-8 |
10
MHz |
| DLP-4.71-200V2 |
RJ11 |
2,
3, 4, 5 |
10
MHz |
| DLP-4.71-25V2 |
RJ11 |
2,
3, 4, 5 |
10
MHz |
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DLP-5.10-6V2 |
BNC |
Center
+ Shield |
70
MHz |
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DLP-10/20/30G-200V5 |
TB
6-32 |
2,
4, 8 wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-10/20/30G-25V5 |
TB
6-32 |
2,
4, 8 wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-10/20/30G-62V5 |
TB 6-32 |
2,
4, 8 wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-10/20/30G-6V5 |
TB 6-32 |
2,
4, 8 wires |
10
MHz |
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DLP-36B
/ DLM-200V2 |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-36B
/ DLM-25V2 |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-36B
/ DLM-62V2 |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-36B
/ DLM-6V2 |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
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DLP-37A
/ DLM4-200V2 |
TB
Punch Down |
28
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-37A
/ DLM4-25V2 |
TB
Punch Down |
28
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-37A
/ DLM4-62V2 |
TB
Punch Down |
28
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-37A
/ DLM4-6V2 |
TB
Punch Down |
28
wires |
10
MHz |
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DLP-50-25 |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-50-62V |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
| DLP-50-6V |
RJ21X |
50
wires |
10
MHz |
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DLP-2070-200V2 |
TB
26-14 |
2
wires + shield |
10
MHz |
| DLP-2070-25V2 |
TB
26-14 |
2
wires + shield |
10
MHz |
| DLP-2070-62V2 |
TB
26-14 |
2
wires + shield |
10
MHz |
| DLP-2070-6V2 |
TB
26-14 |
2
wires + shield |
10
MHz |
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PLC-15A-200V |
TB |
8
wires |
10
MHz |
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PLC-15A-25V |
TB |
8
wires |
10
MHz |
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PLC-15A-62V |
TB |
8
wires |
10
MHz |
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PLC-15A-6V |
TB |
8
wires |
10
MHz |
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