Why Use a Sheath Voltage Limiter in Single-Point Bonding?

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mohd.imran Active Contributor Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Located in Qatar, working as a Head of Engineering Posts: 18	Why Use a Sheath Voltage Limiter in Single-Point Bonding? 06/05/2008 9:44 AM
	Why should we use "Sheath Voltage Limiters" in Single Point / Cross Bonded type of link boxes. What is the purpose? __________________ Value has a value, Only if its value is valued...
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ekiechle Commentator Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South Texas - SOMETIMES Posts: 88 Good Answers: 4	#1 Re: What is the purpose of using Sheath Voltage Limiter in Single point bonding? 06/05/2008 2:36 PM
	Sheath Voltage Limiter A sheath voltage limiter (SVL) is the common name which is used to describe a metal oxide surge arrestor which is used to protect any part of the sheath insulation from transient over voltages.
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