Ditek DTK-2LVLPD 2 Pair Terminal Strip Surge Protector

Product Description

The DITEK DTK-2LVLPD is a 2-pair terminal strip surge protector with a clamp connection, designed to protect low-voltage communication wiring from transient voltage events. This device installs inline on two pairs of communication conductors, providing surge suppression at the point of connection. It is built for use in structured wiring, alarm, or low-voltage communication systems where terminal strip termination is the standard installation method. Licensed low-voltage technicians and alarm installers are the primary end users for this type of protective device.

The DTK-2LVLPD is suited for residential and light commercial communication and alarm wiring applications. It mounts at termination points where two pairs of conductors require surge protection, such as entry points into a building or at panel terminations. The terminal strip with clamp design allows for tool-assisted, secure conductor retention without soldering or crimping, making it practical for field installations with standard wiring practices.

Key Features

• Protects 2 pairs of low-voltage communication conductors from transient surge events
• Terminal strip with clamp connection for secure, reliable conductor termination
• Compact form factor suited for panel and enclosure installations
• Designed for structured wiring, alarm, and low-voltage communication systems
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surge protection solution for 2-pair low-voltage communication and alarm wiring terminations in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or alarm system installer in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 800 for communication circuits. De-energize all circuits and confirm power is off before making or breaking wiring connections at the terminal strip. Use appropriately rated conductors and verify clamp torque is sufficient to retain conductors without nicking or damaging insulation. Do not exceed the rated conductor size for the terminal clamps.