Maximum string voltage
Start with module Voc, modules per string and the minimum design temperature. Confirm that the selected Ucpv remains above the calculated maximum operating condition.
Type 2 and Type 1+2 PV DC SPDs for solar EPCs, combiner-box manufacturers, distributors and OEM projects—with model-specific voltage, pole, document and quotation confirmation.
A PV SPD should not be selected by the system’s marketing label alone. Use the project’s calculated maximum string voltage, lightning protection condition and wiring configuration.
Start with module Voc, modules per string and the minimum design temperature. Confirm that the selected Ucpv remains above the calculated maximum operating condition.
Type 2 is commonly used for induced and switching surges. Type 1+2 is evaluated where the lightning protection design indicates that partial lightning current may enter the PV circuit.
Confirm the actual DC+ / DC− / PE arrangement, cabinet wiring diagram and whether a 2-pole, 3-pole or D4 configuration is required.
These model cards provide buyer-level pre-selection. Formal project use still requires confirmation of the latest datasheet, wiring diagram, backup protection and certificate scope.

For 600V-class PV strings, combiner boxes and inverter DC inputs requiring a pluggable Class II / Type 2 DC SPD.

For common 1000V PV strings, combiner boxes and inverter DC inputs requiring positive and negative conductor protection.

For multi-pole PV protection arrangements in combiner boxes and inverter cabinets that require the specific D4 wiring configuration.

For commercial and utility-scale 1500V PV systems, high-voltage combiner boxes, inverter DC inputs and DC protection panels.
Prioritize the DC-side positions that protect the array circuits, combiner box and inverter input. Coordinate AC and monitoring protection separately when the project architecture requires it.
Review exposed string routes and the point where outdoor DC conductors enter the protected electrical zone.
Install the selected PV SPD close to the string collection circuits and match Ucpv, Type and pole configuration to the box design.
Protect the inverter DC terminals. Long routes may require coordinated protection at the combiner box and inverter ends.
Select the AC-side SPD according to the distribution system, voltage, Type, poles and upstream lightning protection concept.
Review RS485, meter and data-logger lines separately when outdoor or long communication cables create an additional surge path.
Reliable procurement depends on the complete model, not only a “40kA” label or a nominal PV system voltage.
Maximum string Voc changes with module count and temperature. Confirm Ucpv against the calculated project condition.
The selection should follow the lightning protection concept and possible current path, not a preference for a higher printed rating.
A 2P, 3P or D4 product must match the actual DC+, DC−, PE and internal cabinet wiring arrangement.
Confirm the exact model, voltage, pole structure, manufacturer and branding configuration before formal document use.
Testing evidence should answer a purchasing risk. Equipment photos alone do not replace model-specific declarations, datasheets or certificate scope.

MOV and related component checks help control the core protection elements before assembly and batch release.

Declared 8/20μs and 10/350μs performance must be reviewed against the exact PV SPD type and model.

Thermal behavior and disconnection performance are important when MOV elements age or experience abnormal electrical stress.
LEEYEE supports solar distributors, combiner-box manufacturers, EPC suppliers and electrical brands with model confirmation before sample and batch production.
Start with the exact PV SPD model and project requirement. We then align the product identity, buyer-facing materials and available documentation before approval.
Confirm voltage, Type, poles, installation position, quantity and target-market documents.
Match the exact product specification, wiring diagram and available document scope.
Confirm label, packaging, manual and other agreed OEM details before production.
Check the agreed product identity, appearance and documentation before shipment.
Use the calculated maximum PV string open-circuit voltage at the minimum design temperature, then confirm that the selected Ucpv, wiring configuration and project standard are suitable. Do not select only from the nominal system label.
Type 2 is commonly used for induced and switching surges. Type 1+2 is considered where the lightning protection design indicates that partial lightning current may enter the PV electrical system. Final selection depends on the site design, separation distance, cable routing and local requirements.
No. A 1000V product should not be assumed suitable for a 1500V circuit. The SPD voltage rating and all related parameters must match the calculated project condition.
The answer depends on the cable length, system layout and protection design. Many systems require protection close to the combiner-box circuits, inverter DC input or both ends of a long route.
Send module Voc, modules per string, minimum design temperature, system voltage, installation position, grounding arrangement, required SPD Type, pole configuration, expected quantity and required documents.
Document availability and scope vary by exact model, voltage, pole structure and branding configuration. Request the latest model-specific file set before formal project or OEM use.
Send your PV system voltage, installation position and quantity. LEEYEE will review the suitable model and available technical documents for your project.
Required fields are kept short. Company, country and technical details remain optional.