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The DITEK DTK-110C6A is a Cat6a Ethernet surge protector designed to safeguard network and data lines at the point where cable enters or exits a structure or enclosure. It provides in-line overvoltage protection for Cat6a structured cabling systems, helping prevent damage to connected network equipment caused by transient surges and lightning-induced voltage spikes. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians typically install this device as part of a layered surge protection strategy in commercial and residential installations.
The DTK-110C6A is suited for use on Cat6a Ethernet runs in applications such as IP camera systems, access control, building automation, and general data networking. It is installed at the entry or exit point of a building or enclosure, protecting equipment on both the inside and outside of the protected boundary. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for any installation requiring in-line surge protection on a Cat6a data circuit.
Designed as an in-line surge protection device for Cat6a Ethernet data circuits in residential and commercial low-voltage network installations.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for surge protective devices on data circuits. De-energize and disconnect all connected equipment before installing or removing the unit. The protector should be mounted at the cable ingress or egress point of the structure or enclosure, ensuring both the incoming and outgoing cable segments are fully seated before restoring power to connected devices.
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