Conduction currents of valve arresters when a rectified voltage is applied

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Table 23

Arrester or element type	Test voltage, kV	Conduction current, μA, at a temperature of 20 °C
Arrester or element type	Test voltage, kV	least	no more
RVS-15*	16	450 (200)	620 (340)
RVS-20*	20	450 (200)	620 (340)
RVS-33	32	450 (200)	620 (340)
RVS-35*	32	450 (200)	620 (340)
RVM-3	4	380	450
RVM-6	6	120	220
RVM-10	10	200	280
RVM-15	18	500	700
RVM-20	28	500	700
RVE-25M	28	400	650
RVME-25	32	450	600
RVRD-3	3	30	85
RVRD-6	6	30	85
RVRD-10	10	30	85
Arrester element RVMG	30	1000	1350

* Current values in parentheses refer to surge arresters for insulated-neutral networks with capacitive earth-fault current compensation manufactured after 1975.

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