Eaton SPD080480Y4M Surge Protection Device - UL 1449

Part Number: SPD080480Y4M
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
SPD080480Y4M

Quick Summary

SPD080480Y4M surge protection device from Eaton shields critical electrical systems from transient overvoltages in 277/480 V Wye networks. Engineers often battle nuisance surges that trigger unexpected downtime and warranty concerns; this SPD helps prevent disruptions by rapidly clamping transients and protecting sensitive loads. It is UL 1449 listed and designed for indoor control panels with a NEMA 1 enclosure, supporting safe installation and serviceability with an internal disconnect option. Beyond plain protection, Power Xpert SPD compatibility enables coordinated protection schemes and proactive maintenance, delivering measurable business value through improved uptime, reduced repair costs, and extended asset life.

Product Information

Extended Description

SPD080480Y4M Eaton: Eaton Surge Protection Device, SPD Series, 80 kA per phase, 277/480 Wye (4W + G), Power Xpert SPD, NEMA 1 with internal disconnect enclosure
Product Name
Eaton SPD series surge protection device
Catalog Number
SPD080480Y4M
UPC
786689406448
Product Length/Depth
3.48 in
Product Height
12.05 in
Product Width
7.47 in
Product Weight
6.8 lb
Certifications
UL 1449
Accessories
Power Xpert SPD
Used with
NEMA 1 with internal disconnect enclosure
Voltage rating
277/480 Wye (4W+G)
Surge current
80 kA per phase
80 kA per phase surge rating provides robust protection against high-energy transients, reducing the risk of damage to drives, PLCs, and sensors and supporting longer equipment life in harsh plant environments. This capability translates to fewer unplanned outages and lower maintenance costs in manufacturing lines and process control rooms. The 277/480 V Wye (4W+G) input configuration ensures seamless integration with common industrial power distribution, simplifying retrofits and new installations alike. A NEMA 1 enclosure with internal disconnect delivers safe, code-compliant indoor mounting in control panels, minimizing service time during commissioning or replacement. UL 1449 listing confirms safety performance to industry standards, while compatibility with Power Xpert SPD expands monitoring and coordination capabilities for smarter protection. Compact dimensions and a manageable 6.8 lb weight support straightforward panel integration and retrofit projects without compromising protection.

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FAQs

SPD080480Y4M is designed for indoor use in NEMA 1 enclosures with an internal disconnect. Its dimensions (3.48 in depth, 7.47 in width, 12.05 in height) fit standard control panels and switchgear housings, making retrofit and new installations straightforward. Ensure mounting in a protected indoor area with proper clearance for heat dissipation and access for maintenance.
An 80 kA per phase surge rating means the device can absorb high-energy transients without degrading protection performance. This reduces the likelihood of downstream equipment damage from line surges, improves reliability for drives and automation networks, and supports longer asset life with fewer unplanned outages.
Yes. The SPD080480Y4M is specifically rated for 277/480 V Wye (4W+G) systems, making it compatible with typical industrial feeders, motors, and control circuits. It integrates with standard panel architectures and can be coordinated within Eaton's protection ecosystem for enhanced reliability.
This surge protector is UL 1449 listed, confirming safety performance for transient voltage suppression. It is installed in indoor NEMA 1 enclosures with an internal disconnect, aligning with common industrial safety and enclosure requirements for control panels and switchgear.
The device reduces downtime by protecting critical loads from surges, extending equipment life and reducing repair costs. The result is lower maintenance expenditures, less unplanned downtime, and improved overall plant uptime, contributing to a favorable return on investment over time, especially in environments with frequent transient events.