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Table 25
Arrester or element type Effective value of breakdown voltage, kV
least no more
RVP, RVO-6 16 19
RVP, RVO-10 26 30,5
RVS-15 35 51
RVS-20 42 64
RVS-33 66 84
RVS-35 71 103
RVM-6 14 19
RVM-10 24 32
RVM-15 33 45
RVM-20 45 59
RVRD-3 7,5 9
RVRD-6 15 18
RVRD-10 25 30
RVMG arrester element 60,5 72,5

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