WUQ
WUQ DEFCON Vehicle 12V DC EMP Surge Protector
Protects 12-15 V DC vehicle systems with 270,000 A surge capacity and 36 in leads
- Battery TypeOffice Supplies & Gadgets
- Protects vehicle electronics from EMP and solar flare events with 270,000 A surge capacity
- Installs on 12–15 V DC systems drawing only 9 mA typical current
- Energy absorption exceeds 2,000 J total across positive, negative and ground leads
- Compact 4.5" × 3.375" × 1.875" housing with 36" wires fits tight engine bays
Vehicle DC surge protector
The WUQ DEFCON Vehicle is a 12 to 15 volt DC surge protector designed for automotive and truck electrical systems. It connects across positive, negative and ground wires to defend on-board electronics from lightning strikes, solar flares and other high-energy transients. The unit draws a typical 9 mA while monitoring the supply.
270 000 amp total surge capacity
With an energy rating above 2 000 joules and a total surge current capability of 270 000 amps, the protector clamps destructive spikes before they reach sensitive vehicle systems. The 36 inch lead length and compact 4.5 by 3.375 by 1.875 inch housing allow installation in tight engine compartments or equipment cabinets. It is intended for 12 volt DC environments only.
Highlights
- Protects vehicle electronics from EMP and solar flare events with 270,000 A surge capacity
- Installs on 12–15 V DC systems drawing only 9 mA typical current
- Energy absorption exceeds 2,000 J total across positive, negative and ground leads
- Compact 4.5" × 3.375" × 1.875" housing with 36" wires fits tight engine bays
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much current does the DEFCON Vehicle protector draw while the vehicle is running all day?
It typically consumes 9 mA at 12–15 V DC, so the continuous power draw is very low.
Which connections must already exist on the vehicle for this unit to install and function?
You need accessible positive, negative and ground wires to attach the 36-inch leads supplied with the protector.
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