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Jun 25, 2011 5:02 PM

L4400-P 6-Outlet Plug-in Surge Protection Device

Does anyone have specs (including joule rating) and/or an opinion on the discontinued L4400-P 6-Outlet Plug-in Surge Protection Device?   It's similar to the present 3500-P, 4900-P and 5100-P SPDs.   Several years ago the JEA (Jacksonville Florida Electric Authority) had Leviton make a large number of them with their logo and they offered them to their customers along with a 50240-FAA Meter Socket Surge Arrester Adapter.   Jacksonville/Duval County is the lightning strike capitol of the world and I assume somebody knew what they were doing.  However, they apparently didn't sell very well (JEA has big PR problems) and are now on the secondary market long with the 50240-FAA at bargain prices.  Thanks.

  • Leviton Technical Representative Apprentice 698 posts since
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    Jul 14, 2011 12:17 PM (in response to Philip Miller)
    L4400-P 6-Outlet Plug-in Surge Protection Device

    This is an obsolete device but here were some specs I was able to come up with:

     

    TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE SUPPRESSOR 

    PLUG-IN WITH (6) OUTLETS.          

    LIGHT INDICATOR FOR SURGE PROTECTION

    STATUS.                            

     

    ELECTRICAL RATING:                 

    15A,125VAC 1875 WATTS              

     

    CLAMPING VOLTAGE:

    330V PEAK L-N  

    330V PEAK L-G  

    330V PEAK N-G  

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