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Titan 0551972 Surge Protector

Titan 0551972 Surge Protector

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Titan Tools Inc.

 

Electrical component 0551972 is a surge protector used to protect sprayer electrical systems from voltage spikes and power surges. When the original surge protector fails, it can leave sensitive electronic components vulnerable to damage from electrical irregularities. This unit restores proper voltage regulation and surge suppression for reliable electrical system protection.

Part Number 0551972
Part Description Surge Protector
Brand Multiple Brands
Fits See compatible models below
Condition New
Compatible Models:
  • Advantage 1100
  • Advantage 700
  • Impact 640
  • Impact 740
  • Impact 840
  • RentSpray 600 Impact
  • SprayTech Airless Advantage EPX2455
  • SprayTech Airless Advantage EPX2555
  • Impact 640I
  • Impact 640IA
  • Impact 740

$21.2

 

Surge Protector for Multiple Sprayer Models

The 0551972 Surge Protector is a critical electrical safety component designed to protect sprayer control systems, motors, and electronic components from damaging voltage spikes and power surges. This device detects excessive voltage conditions and redirects or absorbs the excess energy, preventing it from reaching sensitive electrical components.

A failed or missing surge protector leaves expensive electronic controls, motor windings, and circuit boards vulnerable to damage from electrical irregularities. These can occur from power grid fluctuations, generator operation, lightning-induced surges, or equipment switching within the electrical system.

Electrical Safety Note: Always disconnect power before servicing electrical components. A functioning surge protector is essential for protecting sensitive electronics, but it should be part of a comprehensive electrical safety system including proper grounding and circuit protection.

What it does and when to replace it

What the surge protector does
Voltage spike protection Diverts or absorbs sudden voltage increases above safe levels
Component protection Shields motors, controllers, and electronics from surge damage
Transient suppression Filters out brief high-energy electrical disturbances
System reliability Helps prevent unexpected electrical failures and downtime
When replacement is recommended
Visible damage Burned components, melted housing, or charred connections
After electrical event Following lightning strike or major power surge incident
Repeated failures Multiple electrical component failures suggesting lack of protection
Age/unknown history Original protector of unknown age or condition

Compatibility

Part 0551972 is compatible with the following sprayer models across multiple brands. Always verify your specific model number matches before installation.

Brand/Line Models
Advantage 1100, 700
Impact 640, 740, 840, 640I, 640IA
RentSpray 600 Impact
SprayTech Airless Advantage EPX2455, EPX2555

Related parts commonly serviced together

When addressing surge protection issues, these related electrical components are often inspected or replaced simultaneously to ensure complete system protection.

Circuit breakers/fuses

Primary overcurrent protection devices that work with surge protectors.

Power cord & plug

Damaged cords can introduce electrical issues that affect surge protection.

Grounding components

Proper grounding is essential for effective surge protector operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

This surge protector guards against voltage spikes and transient surges that can damage sensitive electrical components. Common sources include: lightning-induced surges (even indirect strikes), power grid switching events, generator voltage fluctuations, and electrical noise from nearby equipment. It specifically protects motor windings, electronic control boards, relays, and other sensitive components that are expensive to replace and critical to sprayer operation.

Signs of surge protector failure include: visible damage like burned marks, melted plastic, or charred components; repeated failures of other electrical components (motors, controllers); after a known electrical event like a nearby lightning strike; if the sprayer operates in areas with frequent power quality issues; or if the original protector is old and of unknown condition. Some surge protectors have indicator lights that show protection status - if the light is out, replacement is needed.

This depends on the specific technology used. Many surge protectors for industrial equipment like sprayers are designed to handle multiple smaller surges throughout their lifetime, but a single large surge (like from a direct lightning strike) may sacrifice itself to protect the equipment. The 0551972 is designed for the typical surge conditions experienced by sprayer equipment. After a major electrical event, it's wise to inspect and likely replace the surge protector as preventive maintenance, even if no visible damage is apparent.

Installation requires electrical knowledge and safety precautions. If you're comfortable working with electrical systems, understand lockout/tagout procedures, and can follow wiring diagrams, you may be able to install it yourself. However, if you're uncertain about electrical work, it's safer to have a qualified technician install it. Key steps include: disconnecting all power sources, verifying the correct wiring connections, ensuring proper grounding, and testing the installation before returning to service. Always consult the specific service manual for your sprayer model.

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