Eaton SPC050600Y1P Surge Protection Device - UL 1449
Part Number: SPC050600Y1P
Quick Summary
The Eaton SPC050600Y1P surge protection device protects critical electrical systems from transient overvoltages in industrial panels. It helps reduce unplanned downtime and equipment damage by diverting surges away from sensitive controls. UL 1449-listed protection in a rugged NEMA 4X enclosure ensures reliable operation in harsh environments, while external side mounting simplifies installation. Designed for 347/600V Wye systems, this SPC unit integrates easily with standard panels and busways, delivering robust surge protection and long-term reliability for industrial automation and power distribution applications.
Product Information
Extended Description
SPC050600Y1P Eaton: Surge Protection Device, SPC series, 50 kA, 347/600V Wye, NEMA 4X, Standard configuration
Product Name
Eaton SPC series surge protection device
Catalog Number
SPC050600Y1P
UPC
786680213519
Product Length/Depth
5.5 in
Product Height
6 in
Product Width
3.19 in
Product Weight
2.5 lb
Warranty
10 year
Certifications
UL 1449
Special features
Standard configuration
Voltage rating
347/600V Wye
Enclosure
NEMA 4X
Mounting Method
External side
Series
SPC
50 kA surge rating provides strong transient protection, reducing the risk of equipment damage and extending the life of sensitive devices in motor drives and PLCs. The result is fewer fault events, lower maintenance costs, and improved system availability in demanding facilities. The NEMA 4X enclosure adds weather resistance and washdown compatibility, enabling outdoor or challenging indoor installations without enclosure-related failures. With a 347/600V Wye voltage rating, the SPC050600Y1P is compatible with common industrial power distributions, supporting easy integration into existing control panels and busbar assemblies. External side mounting streamlines retrofit projects and minimizes field wiring complexity, accelerating installation timelines. The 10-year warranty provides long-term protection and predictable total cost of ownership for mission-critical automation. UL 1449 certification reinforces compliance and reliability for electrical safety programs.
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FAQs
The SPC050600Y1P is designed for external side mounting, which facilitates installation in existing control panels and busbar assemblies. This mounting method reduces wiring complexity and allows straightforward retrofits without removing existing panels. It remains compatible with standard enclosure footprints used in industrial automation environments, aiding rapid deployment in new builds or upgrades.
A 50 kA surge rating means the device can safely dissipate high-magnitude transients without compromising protection. This reduces the likelihood of downstream component damage, extends the life of drives and controllers, and minimizes unplanned downtime in HVAC, conveyors, and process automation where surge events can be frequent and costly.
This surge protector is well-suited for 347/600V Wye power distribution in industrial control panels, motor drives, and programmable logic controller networks. Its NEMA 4X enclosure provides weather resistance for exposed installations, while UL 1449 listing ensures compliance with safety standards. It fits panel-mounted protections, switchgear, and other common industrial power configurations.
Key certifications and standards include UL 1449 listing for surge protection device safety and performance. The NEMA 4X enclosure rating supports protection against wind-driven rain and corrosion in harsh environments. While CE or SIL ratings are not specified for this model, the combination of UL 1449 and NEMA 4X provides strong compliance for many industrial installation codes and safety programs.
The SPC050600Y1P includes a 10-year warranty, reflecting long-term confidence in protection performance. Maintenance typically involves routine visual inspections during plant outages, verifying physical integrity and connection quality. In the event of a surge event, assess downstream equipment for damage and confirm continued protection; if surge activity is frequent, consider service life monitoring and potential replacement intervals to maintain reliability.