Comparison Vinga VG5-3-150 vs Vinga VG5-3-100

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Product type	surge protector	surge protector
Specs
Cable length	3 m	3 m
Max. power	3520 W	3520 W
Max. load	16 A	16 A
Wire section	1.5 mm²	1 mm²
Operation indicator
Power switch	general	general
Connection
Plug type	on camera flashes	on camera flashes
Grounded sockets (type F)	5	5
Protection	short circuit overload voltage surges (varistor) automatic fuse	short circuit overload voltage surges (varistor) automatic fuse
Design features
Wall mount
Socket plugs	angled	angled
Color
Added to E-Catalog	january 2018	january 2018

Wire section

The cross-sectional area of the wire used to connect the filter to the network. The larger the cross-sectional area, the thicker the wire, the more reliable it is and the more current it can pass without overheating. Accordingly, thick wires ( 1.5 mm² and 2.5 mm²) are a must for high power devices. At the same time, modern manufacturers, usually, choose the cross-sectional area in such a way as to guarantee the safe operation of the filter at the claimed maximum power (see above). Therefore, in fact, a model with a thicker cable than other similar devices should be chosen if it is supposed to be used in unstable networks in which power surges often occur. If the cross-sectional area seems too small for you ( 0.75 mm² or 1 mm²) for the claimed power, there are special formulas that allow you to check the validity of such doubts.