Armbridge • HVAC Surge Protection
Armbridge AB-SP 120/240V HVAC Surge Protector
Helps protect HVAC equipment and sensitive electronic components from damaging electrical surges and sudden power fluctuations.
120/240V
Electrical application
HVAC Protection
Designed for heating and cooling equipment
AB-SP
Armbridge model
Protection for modern HVAC equipment
Help protect your heating and cooling system from electrical surges
The Armbridge AB-SP is a 120/240V surge protective device designed for HVAC equipment. It helps protect sensitive electrical and electronic components from sudden power surges and voltage fluctuations.
Modern high-efficiency HVAC systems often contain control boards, sensors, motors, and other electronic components that can be damaged by unexpected electrical events. Adding surge protection can help reduce the risk of costly equipment repairs.
120/240V
HVAC surge protection
Mini-split compatible
Heat pump compatible
Central AC protection
Armbridge AB-SP
Surge Protection for HVAC Systems
Helps reduce the risk of damage caused by sudden electrical surges reaching the connected heating or cooling equipment.
Helps Protect Sensitive Electronics
Modern HVAC systems contain electronic controls that can be vulnerable to power fluctuations. The AB-SP adds an extra layer of protection for these components.
Compatible with Multiple Equipment Types
Suitable for air handlers, furnaces, central air conditioners, mini-splits, hydronic heating systems, and heat pumps.
Continuous Equipment Protection
Once properly installed, the surge protector remains connected to help protect the HVAC system during unexpected electrical events.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Armbridge |
| Model / SKU | AB-SP |
| Product type | HVAC surge protective device |
| Voltage | 120/240V |
| Recommended applications | Air handlers, furnaces, central air conditioners, mini-splits, hydronic heating systems, and heat pumps |
| Purpose | Helps protect HVAC equipment from electrical surges and power fluctuations |
Installation should be completed by a qualified HVAC or electrical
professional. Confirm system voltage, wiring requirements, and equipment
compatibility before installation.
