Eaton SPC160240S3P Surge Protection Device - UL 1449

Part Number: SPC160240S3P
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
SPC160240S3P

Quick Summary

The Eaton SPC160240S3P surge protector guards critical electrical systems in split-phase 120/240 V applications. This helps address the pain of unexpected outages and equipment damage from transient surges that disrupt production and erode asset life. It is UL 1449 listed and housed in a rugged NEMA 4X enclosure, with audible alarm, designed to withstand harsh environments. For OEMs, panel shops, and maintenance teams, it delivers dependable surge protection for 120/240 V systems while offering a clear path to compliance, reduced downtime, and predictable lifecycle costs.

Product Information

Extended Description

SPC160240S3P Eaton: Surge Protection Device, SPC series, 160 kA, 120/240V, Split-phase, NEMA 4X, Audible alarm
Product Name
Eaton SPC series surge protection device
Catalog Number
SPC160240S3P
UPC
786680219122
Product Length/Depth
7.5 in
Product Height
8.5 in
Product Width
3.19 in
Product Weight
4 lb
Warranty
10 year
Certifications
UL 1449
Type
Surge protection device
Special features
Audible alarm
Voltage rating
120/240 V
Enclosure
NEMA 4X
Phase
Split-phase
Mounting Method
External side
Interrupt rating
160 kAIC
Series
SPC
The SPC160240S3P combines a 160 kAIC interrupt rating with a compact external side mounting design, enabling higher transient protection without compromising space in crowded panels. This translates to reduced risk of damage to downstream equipment and quicker repair cycles, especially in manufacturing lines that demand continuous uptime. With a NEMA 4X enclosure, it resists dust, moisture, and corrosion, allowing reliable outdoor or harsh-environment installation without extra weatherproofing costs. The audible alarm provides immediate fault notification to operators and maintenance teams, shortening mean time to detection and response. A 10-year warranty reinforces total cost of ownership (TCO) reductions by limiting long-term replacement expenditures and ensuring consistent protection across multiple panel installations. Compatibility with the SPC series enables easy retrofit into existing Eaton ecosystems, improving installation efficiency and standardization across facilities. This device supports compliance with industry guidelines for electrical surge protection while delivering measurable improvements in equipment reliability and energy-management outcomes.

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FAQs

The SPC160240S3P is designed as part of the SPC surge protection family and offers external side mounting for straightforward integration. It supports retrofit into current SPC panels without major rewiring, streamlining upgrades and preserving existing protection strategies while delivering higher transient protection (160 kAIC).
Verify that your panels are configured for split-phase 120/240 V operation and that the installation space accommodates a device with 7.5 in length, 8.5 in height, and 3.19 in width. The SPC160240S3P provides 160 kAIC interrupt rating and UL 1449 listing, ensuring robust transient protection for line-to-line and line-to-neutral events.
Yes. The device is housed in a NEMA 4X enclosure, which offers protection against dust, moisture, and corrosion. This makes it appropriate for outdoor installations and demanding industrial settings where environmental exposure is a concern.
The SPC160240S3P is UL 1449 listed and carries a 10-year warranty. These certifications and warranty terms support long-term reliability, maintenance planning, and regulatory compliance across industrial facilities.
External side mounting, compatibility with the SPC series, and an audible alarm for rapid fault detection reduce installation complexity, maintenance labor, and downtime costs. The 10-year warranty further lowers lifecycle expenditures by minimizing replacement frequencies in production environments.