IEEE PC62.50/D7.1, May 2011
in (Portable) Multiservice (Multiport) Surge-Protective Devices for Equipment Connected to a 120/240 V Single Phase Power Service and metallic conductive communication line(s)
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PC62.50/D7.1, May 2011 is a technical standard focused on (portable) multiservice (multiport) surge-protective devices used with equipment connected to a 120/240 V single-phase power service and metallic conductive communication lines. It is relevant where computing, processing, and communications equipment must be protected from surge conditions that can affect both power and signal paths. For equipment designers, installers, and purchasers, this standard helps define a clearer basis for evaluating performance and application suitability.
Overview of PC62.50/D7.1, May 2011
This specification addresses the technical context of surge-protective devices intended for portable or multiservice use across multiple ports. PC62.50/D7.1, May 2011 is centered on equipment connected to a 120/240 V single-phase power service as well as metallic conductive communication lines, making it especially relevant where power and communications interfaces meet. In practice, it supports more consistent design expectations, testing approaches, and product selection for protection devices used with sensitive electronic systems.
Typical use cases
This standard is commonly applied where computing and communication equipment depends on both electrical supply and metallic line connections. Typical use cases may include office and control-room installations, networked equipment racks, communications interfaces, and multiport protection devices used at the point of connection between facility power and data or signal lines. It is particularly useful when a single protective device must address more than one pathway for transient energy, helping support safer integration of connected equipment.
Why it matters
For procurement and engineering teams, PC62.50/D7.1, May 2011 helps define a common reference for comparing surge-protective device claims and intended application. That can reduce ambiguity when evaluating compliance, testing, and product fit for equipment exposed to power-line and communication-line surges. Using a clearly scoped standard also supports more consistent design control and risk reduction, especially where unstable electrical conditions could damage connected systems or disrupt operations.
- Portable multiservice, multiport protection
- 120/240 V single-phase power service
- Metallic conductive communication lines
- Computing and communications equipment context
- Surge performance and application suitability
- Publication Date: 2011
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: PC62.50 (2011)
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