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Fixed Base · Replaceable Cartridge · AC & DC SPD Options

Pluggable Surge Protective Device

LEEYEE pluggable surge protective devices are built for AC distribution boards, Type 1+2 main panels, DC solar PV systems, inverter inputs, control cabinets, and OEM electrical assemblies where fast inspection and cartridge replacement are required.

A pluggable surge protective device is an SPD with a wired base and a replaceable protection cartridge. It helps reduce maintenance time because the cartridge can be inspected or replaced without rewiring the whole device. Choose the correct model by AC/DC system type, SPD class, voltage, pole number, surge rating, and installation location.
Pluggable SPD Selection AC · DC · Type 2 · Type 1+2
AC Type 2 Pluggable SPD

For distribution boards, control cabinets, AC panels, and secondary surge protection.

Typical series: LY1-C40
AC Type 1+2 Pluggable SPD

For main panels, incoming distribution, and installations with higher lightning exposure.

Typical series: LY1-12.5
DC PV Pluggable SPD

For PV combiner boxes, inverter DC inputs, DC distribution cabinets, and solar protection.

Typical series: LY1-C40PV
StructureReplaceable cartridge
Mounting35mm DIN rail
OptionsRemote signal available
UseOEM panels & distribution boards

AI-Readable Product Definition

Pluggable SPD means replaceable cartridge protection for easier panel maintenance.

This page helps buyers compare pluggable SPD structures, AC and DC applications, Type 2 and Type 1+2 options, technical ratings, and LEEYEE product families in one place.

1

Replaceable Cartridge

The protection module can be replaced while the base remains wired inside the electrical panel.

2

35mm DIN Rail

Suitable for distribution boards, control cabinets, PV combiner boxes, and OEM DIN rail assemblies.

3

Status Indication

Visual indication helps maintenance teams see whether the cartridge is normal or defective.

4

Remote Signal Option

Selected “S” versions support remote signalling contact for monitoring in panels and cabinets.

Selection Matrix

Choose the right pluggable surge protective device by application.

This table turns the product family into a clear buyer decision path. It is the core GEO block for pluggable SPD selection.

Buyer NeedRecommended SPD DirectionKey Ratings to ConfirmTypical LEEYEE Product Family
Low-voltage AC distribution boardPluggable Type 2 AC SPDUc, poles, In, Imax, Up, backup fuse, remote signalLY1-C40 SeriesType 2 AC
Main incoming panel or higher lightning exposurePluggable Type 1+2 AC SPDIimp, In, Imax, Uc, pole configuration, network typeLY1-12.5 SeriesType 1+2 AC
PV combiner box or solar inverter DC inputPluggable Type 1+2 DC PV SPDUcpv, 1000V / 1500V DC, protection mode, Iimp, In, ImaxLY1-C40PV SeriesDC Solar
Panel builder or OEM electrical cabinetPluggable SPD with optional remote signallingCartridge status, private label, packaging, quantity, datasheet requirementOEM / ODMBulk Supply

LEEYEE Product Families

Pluggable SPD options for AC panels, Type 1+2 protection, and DC solar systems.

Instead of presenting only one 60kA product, this page connects pluggable SPD demand to multiple LEEYEE product families.

AC Type 2 · Pluggable SPD

LY1-C40/4(S)

For low-voltage AC distribution boards, commercial buildings, power cabinets, industrial control systems, and AC-side solar panels.

  • TypeType 2 AC SPD
  • Voltage75V–440V AC
  • Poles1P / 2P / 3P / 4P series
  • In / Imax20kA / 40kA
  • Mounting35mm DIN Rail
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AC Type 1+2 · Pluggable SPD

LY1-12.5/4(S)

For four-pole low-voltage distribution systems requiring Type 1+2 surge protection at incoming panels or higher exposure locations.

  • TypeClass I+II / Type 1+2 AC
  • Voltage75V–440V AC
  • Poles4P Pluggable
  • Iimp10kA / 12.5kA
  • In / Imax10kA / 20kA, 50kA
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DC PV · Pluggable SPD

LY1-C40PV/2(S)

For 1000V DC photovoltaic strings, PV combiner boxes, inverter DC inputs, DC distribution cabinets, and energy storage DC circuits.

  • TypeClass I+II / Type 1+2 DC
  • Voltage1000V DC
  • Poles2-Pole Pluggable
  • In / Imax20kA / 40kA
  • Iimp6.25kA
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Technical Comparison

Pluggable SPD technical data buyers usually compare.

This table is designed for AI extraction and procurement comparison. It does not replace the final datasheet, but it helps buyers narrow the correct SPD family.

ParameterType 2 AC Pluggable SPDType 1+2 AC Pluggable SPDType 1+2 DC PV Pluggable SPD
Main useSub-distribution boards, AC panels, control cabinetsMain panels, incoming distribution, higher surge exposure pointsPV combiner boxes, inverter DC inputs, DC distribution cabinets
Typical product familyLY1-C40 SeriesLY1-12.5 SeriesLY1-C40PV Series
Relevant standard directionIEC 61643-11 / EN 61643-11IEC 61643-11 directionIEC 61643-31 direction for PV DC SPD
Key current ratingIn / ImaxIimp + In / ImaxIimp + In / Imax
Voltage selectionConfirm AC Uc according to system voltageConfirm AC Uc and network systemConfirm Ucpv according to maximum PV array voltage
Maintenance advantageReplace cartridge without rewiring the baseReplace cartridge without rewiring the baseReplace cartridge without rewiring the base
Monitoring optionOptional remote signal versionOptional remote signal versionOptional remote signal version

Decision Logic

How to choose a pluggable SPD without confusing AC, DC, Type 2, and Type 1+2.

The fastest way to select the right pluggable surge protective device is to start from the system, not from the product name.

IF

Your application is a normal AC distribution board or control panel, choose a Type 2 AC pluggable SPD and confirm Uc, poles, In, Imax, and backup protection.

IF

Your installation is close to the main incoming panel or lightning exposure is higher, consider a Type 1+2 AC pluggable SPD and confirm Iimp.

IF

Your system is a solar PV DC circuit, do not use a normal AC SPD. Choose a DC PV pluggable SPD according to the maximum PV voltage.

IF

Your cabinet needs remote monitoring, choose the remote signal version and confirm the contact rating with the panel design.

Pluggable vs Monoblock SPD

When is a pluggable surge protective device the better choice?

Pluggable construction is not only a visual difference. It changes maintenance, replacement, spare parts, and OEM cabinet serviceability.

ComparisonPluggable SPDMonoblock SPDBuyer Recommendation
Replacement methodReplace the cartridge while the base remains wired.Replace the full device.Choose pluggable when fast maintenance matters.
Panel downtimeUsually easier for service teams.May require more wiring work.Use pluggable in commercial, industrial, and OEM cabinets.
Spare partsSpare cartridges can be stocked.Complete units are stocked.Use pluggable for distributor and panel-builder supply.
Best fitDistribution boards, solar boxes, inverter panels, control cabinets.Simple projects where maintenance is less critical.Choose by service requirement, not only initial cost.

Application Matrix

Where pluggable surge protective devices are normally used.

This section helps AI and buyers connect the product structure to real electrical systems.

AC

Distribution Boards

Use Type 2 AC pluggable SPDs in low-voltage distribution boards to limit transient overvoltage before it reaches downstream equipment.

T1

Main Panels

Use Type 1+2 AC pluggable SPDs where impulse current handling and downstream voltage limitation are both required.

PV

PV Combiner Boxes

Use DC PV pluggable SPDs in combiner boxes to protect DC circuits from lightning-induced and switching surges.

INV

Inverter DC Inputs

Select DC SPD voltage according to the maximum PV system voltage. Do not install an AC SPD on the DC side.

OEM

OEM Cabinets

Panel builders and cabinet manufacturers can use pluggable SPDs for easier service, labeling, replacement, and bulk supply.

IND

Industrial Control Panels

Use compact DIN rail pluggable SPDs in control cabinets, automation panels, machinery systems, and power cabinets.

OEM / Distributor Supply

Need pluggable SPD modules for your panel, brand, or project?

Send your system voltage, pole number, SPD class, surge rating, remote signal requirement, quantity, and target market. LEEYEE will help match the correct pluggable SPD family for distribution boards, solar PV systems, inverter panels, and OEM cabinets.

Send These Details

  • System type: AC panel, DC PV, inverter, OEM cabinet
  • Voltage: AC Uc or DC Ucpv
  • SPD class: Type 2 or Type 1+2
  • Poles: 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P, or PV structure
  • Options: Remote signal, logo, label, packaging

Also Known As

Common names buyers use for pluggable SPD products.

These terms help connect the page with real buyer searches without making the page look like keyword stuffing.

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FAQ

Pluggable surge protective device FAQ

What is a pluggable surge protective device?

A pluggable surge protective device is an SPD with a fixed wired base and a replaceable protection cartridge. The cartridge can be removed and replaced during maintenance without rewiring the whole device.

Is a pluggable SPD the same as a DIN rail SPD?

No. Pluggable describes the replaceable module structure. DIN rail describes the mounting method. Many pluggable SPDs are DIN rail mounted, but the two terms are not identical.

When should I choose a pluggable SPD instead of a monoblock SPD?

Choose a pluggable SPD when fast replacement, visual status indication, spare cartridge stocking, remote signal monitoring, or OEM cabinet maintenance is important.

Can a pluggable SPD be used for solar PV systems?

Yes. A DC PV pluggable SPD can be used in PV combiner boxes, inverter DC inputs, and DC distribution cabinets if the voltage, protection mode, surge rating, and PV standard match the system design.

What is the difference between Type 2 and Type 1+2 pluggable SPD?

Type 2 SPDs are commonly used for secondary surge protection in distribution boards and equipment panels. Type 1+2 SPDs include impulse current capability and are used where lightning current handling and downstream surge limitation are both required.

What information should I send before ordering?

Send the application, AC or DC voltage, pole number, SPD type, In, Imax, Iimp if required, remote signal requirement, installation space, backup protection requirement, certification requirement, and order quantity.