IEEE PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018
Oxide Surge Arresters for AC Power Circuits (> 1 kV)
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PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018 is a technical standard for oxide surge arresters used in AC power circuits above 1 kV. It addresses equipment intended to limit overvoltage stress and help protect components, circuits, and systems in power, energy, and industrial applications. This specification is relevant for engineers and procurement teams that need a clear reference for design, rating, and performance expectations in higher-voltage AC installations.
Overview of PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018
This standard focuses on the requirements associated with oxide surge arresters in AC power circuits, where controlled surge protection is important for reliable system operation. PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018 provides a structured basis for evaluating how these devices are intended to perform under electrical stress and service conditions. In practice, it supports consistent technical review of arrester selection, installation suitability, and acceptance criteria for equipment operating above 1 kV.
Typical use cases
PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018 is commonly relevant when specifying surge protection for substations, utility distribution equipment, industrial power systems, and other AC installations above 1 kV. It may also be used when reviewing oxide surge arrester requirements for switchgear, transformers, feeder circuits, and related power apparatus. For teams working across components, circuits, devices and systems, the document helps align procurement and engineering decisions with a shared technical reference.
Why it matters
For high-voltage AC applications, clear arrester requirements can reduce uncertainty in design and purchasing. PC62.11/D2.0, Jan 2018 matters because it helps define a common basis for compliance, testing, and performance expectations for oxide surge arresters. That consistency can support safer system behavior during surge events, improve comparison between products, and reduce the risk of mismatched protection in critical power and industrial environments.
- Oxide surge arresters for AC circuits above 1 kV
- Power, energy, and industrial applications
- Technical reference for design and evaluation
- Useful for procurement and compliance review
- Supports surge protection selection and coordination
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: PC62.11 (2020)
- This Version: PC62.11 (2019)
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