Eaton SPM200240D3T SPD MAX Series - UL 1449
Part Number: SPM200240D3T
Quick Summary
SPM200240D3T SPD MAX is a surge protection device for industrial panels and motor control centers. Frequent transients threaten drives, PLCs, and sensors, causing downtime and costly repairs. UL 1449, UL 1283, and CSA certifications, along with RoHS compliance, reinforce safety and regulatory alignment. The NEMA 4 enclosure with an internal terminal breaker simplifies wiring and boosts reliability in harsh environments. Combined with a surge counter and a 15 year warranty, it lowers total cost of ownership while enabling predictable maintenance. Designed for 240 Delta (3W+G) systems, it supports broad deployment across industrial facilities.
Product Information
Extended Description
SPM200240D3T Eaton: Surge Protective Device, Max series, Single module, 200 kA per phase, 240 Delta (3W+G), Standard with surge counter, NEMA 4 with internal terminal breaker
Product Name
Eaton SPD MAX series surge protection device
Catalog Number
SPM200240D3T
UPC
786685916798
Product Length/Depth
9.3 in
Product Height
17.5 in
Product Width
14.91 in
Product Weight
50 lb
Warranty
15 years from the date of delivery (20 years when registered on www.eaton.com/spd)
Compliances
RoHS Compliant
Certifications
CSA Std. C22.2 No. 8-M1986 CSA Electrical Notice NO. 516 Edition 1 UL 1449 UL 1283
Voltage rating
240 Delta (3W+G)
Enclosure
NEMA 4 with internal terminal breaker
Type
Max series
Special features
Standard with surge counter
High-energy protection translates to fewer outages: the SPD MAX provides 200 kA per phase capability, guarding critical loads such as drives and PLCs against damaging transients. The single module, 240 Delta (3W+G) configuration minimizes panel footprint and simplifies retrofits, reducing installation costs and downtime during upgrades. The NEMA 4 enclosure with an internal terminal breaker enhances reliability in damp, dirty, or outdoor environments while keeping wiring tidy and serviceable. A standard surge counter delivers actionable data for maintenance planning, helping procurement teams schedule proactive interventions rather than reactive replacements. RoHS compliance and the UL/CSA certifications align with industry safety standards, reducing compliance risk across regulated facilities. The 15-year warranty (20 years when registered) improves total cost of ownership by lowering long-term servicing expenses and replacement cycles.
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FAQs
The SPM200240D3T uses a NEMA 4 enclosure with an internal terminal breaker, designed to withstand moisture, dust, and indoor/outdoor installations. For outdoor use, ensure appropriate mounting clearances, secure grounding, and proper wiring methods per Eaton’s installation sheet to maintain enclosure integrity and surge protection performance.
A 200 kA per phase rating means the device can absorb high-energy surges without degradation, protecting sensitive motor drives, PLCs, and other control hardware from destructive transients. This reduces unplanned downtime and extends equipment life in environments with frequent electrical disturbances.
Yes. The unit is explicitly rated for 240 Delta (3W+G) configurations and is suitable for both new installations and retrofits in industrial facilities. Its compact single-module design and NEMA 4 enclosure ease installation and integration with existing power distribution schematics.
The device carries UL 1449 and UL 1283 certifications, plus CSA standards, and RoHS compliance. These approvals support safety, electrical code compliance, and environmental requirements, simplifying procurement in regulated industries and multi-site deployments.
The SPM200240D3T includes a 15-year warranty from delivery, with 20 years available when registered on Eaton’s SPD site. The onboard surge counter helps track events, supporting planned maintenance and reducing replacement costs, which lowers total cost of ownership over the asset life cycle.