INSTALLATION:
Connect the black wires below the fuses or breaker. Connect the white wire to the ground and/or neutral bus.
Surge capacitors function differently from surge arrestors. Arrestors begin to conduct at a voltage above normal line voltage after a specific time delay. Capacitors conduct current at a normal line voltage continually, therefore there is not time delay or voltage change before capacitors begin to conduct. A surge arrestor or suppressor might act in as little as five nanoseconds. A surge capacitor reacts continually; therefore, the capacitor will react to any increase in voltage. Surge capacitors can handle fast low energy surges that can get by a MOV, a surge arrestor, or a surge suppressor. Use of both the Delta Surge Arrestor/Suppressor and the Delta Surge Capacitor will provide more complete protection. While it is not possible to achieve 100% protection, Delta units will greatly reduce problems due top lightning, power surges, and voltage spikes.
Electrical work is hazardous. Bad connections can result in fire, injury, or death. Installation must only be done by qualified electricians.
