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Old 21-01-2011, 22:03   #1
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Is there a Device that Switches Off the Shorepower if the Voltage Goes too High ?

I am looking for a device that switches off the shorepower if the voltage goes too high.

Sometimes in marinas you can get an overvoltage situation, especially if the single phase is taken from the 3 phase in the same electrical box.

It happens ocasionally in the med.

At the moment I have a device, but it can only protect once as it then becomes damaged and needs to be replaced.
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