Transient Suppressor

The RDL TS-1D is a transient suppressor designed to provide immunity from several forms of electrical and electromagnetic disturbance. Its listed protections cover electrostatic discharge, induced transient voltage, RF interference, and electromagnetic pulse. The unit is made from 110 Alloy Copper and measures 1.5 inches wide by 11.87 inches long by 0.378 inches high, giving system designers exact physical dimensions for integration planning.

Ideal Use Cases

The TS-1D is suited to installations where immunity from transient and electromagnetic interference is a defined system requirement. It addresses four specifically identified disturbance types: electrostatic discharge, induced transient voltage, radio-frequency interference, and electromagnetic pulse. This combination makes the model relevant when equipment or signal paths must be planned around more than one potential source of interference.

Its documented size also makes it possible to assess placement before installation. The 11.87-inch length, 1.5-inch width, and 0.378-inch height should be compared directly with the available installation space and the accompanying engineering documentation.

Why Choose This Model

The main reason to select the TS-1D is its clearly stated range of immunity characteristics. Rather than addressing only electrostatic discharge or only induced voltage, the product is specified for immunity from electrostatic discharge, induced transient voltage, RF interference, and electromagnetic pulse. CE compliance is also listed in the source specifications.

Construction is identified as 110 Alloy Copper. For project documentation and purchasing workflows, the available data also includes exact product dimensions, package dimensions, shipping weight, tariff code, datasheet format, CAD information, and a front panel diagram format.

Installation and Integration

Integration planning should begin with the TS-1D dimensions: 1.5 inches wide by 11.87 inches long by 0.378 inches high, or 3.81 by 30.2 by 0.96 centimeters. These measurements provide the basis for checking physical clearance and coordinating the unit with surrounding components.

Engineering resources are listed in American DXF format, including CAD files and a front panel diagram. A PDF specification sheet is also available. The supplied product data does not identify mounting options, connection procedures, voltage requirements, operating temperature limits, or included accessories, so those details should not be assumed when preparing an installation.

Performance Highlights

The TS-1D includes stated EMC suppression performance against three IEC references. Each entry provides the applicable level range and a suppression value below 1 V:

• IEC 1000-4-2, levels 1 through 3: less than 1 V
• IEC 1000-4-3, levels 1 through 3: less than 1 V
• IEC 1000-4-4, levels 1 through 4: less than 1 V

These specifications complement the product’s listed immunity from electrostatic discharge, induced transient voltage, RF interference, and electromagnetic pulse.

What Makes It Different

The TS-1D brings multiple immunity categories together in one documented model. Its distinction lies in the combination of electrostatic, induced-transient, RF, and electromagnetic-pulse immunity, supported by listed IEC suppression data. The physical specification is equally precise, with dimensions supplied in both inches and centimeters.

Project support materials are identified in practical technical formats: the datasheet is available as a PDF, engineering CAD information is listed in American DXF format, and the front panel diagram is also listed as American DXF. High-resolution imagery is identified in TIF format. The product ships in a cardboard box with package dimensions of 2 by 2 by 12.25 inches and a shipping weight of 0.95 pounds.

Final Assessment

The RDL TS-1D is a focused choice for projects requiring documented immunity from electrostatic discharge, induced transient voltage, RF interference, and electromagnetic pulse. Its 110 Alloy Copper material, exact dimensional data, IEC suppression references, and CE compliance provide concrete information for evaluation. With PDF, DXF, and TIF resources identified in the product data, the TS-1D can be assessed from both performance and integration perspectives without relying on unspecified features.