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Bourns Introduces High Voltage Gas Discharge Tube

8.12.2025
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Bourns Introduces New High Voltage Gas Discharge Tube Arrestor for Power Applications – Model GDT25H.

Bourns, a leading manufacturer and supplier of circuit protection solutions, announces the release of its new two-electrode high voltage Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) arrestor, model GDT25H, designed for use in power and industrial surge protection applications.

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The GDT25H series is developed to support surge protective device designs that must comply with UL 1449, giving engineers a robust and flexible option that goes beyond traditional UL 497B telecom classifications.

Engineered for High Voltage Surge Protection

The Bourns GDT25H model is tailored for high voltage environments where reliable overvoltage protection is critical, such as AC and DC power systems, industrial controls, and energy infrastructure.

With its compact two-electrode construction, the device can be easily integrated into modern PCB-based surge protection circuits while helping protect sensitive downstream components from damaging transient events.

Key Features and Benefits

  • High voltage rating suitable for power line and industrial surge protection applications.
  • Two-electrode GDT design for compact and straightforward implementation in surge protection topologies.
  • Designed to support UL 1449 surge protective device requirements, complementing existing Bourns GDT and MOV portfolios.
  • Helps provide isolation in normal operating conditions and low residual voltage during surge events.
  • Engineered for long-term reliability in demanding operating environments.
Bourns Part No.DC Sparkover Voltage ±20% (100 V/s)Impulse Sparkover Voltage 100 V/sImpulse Sparkover Voltage 1 kV/μsInsulation Resistance (IR)Glow Voltage (10 mA)Arc Voltage (> 1 A)Glow to Arc Transition CurrentCapacitance (1 MHz)DC Holdover Voltage < 150 ms
GDT25H-75750 V1250 V1400 V> 2 GΩ~ 70 V~ 5 V< 1 A< 0.6 pF135 V

Target Applications

The GDT25H series is intended for a broad range of applications that demand robust surge protection and compliance with power-related safety standards.

  • AC and DC power line surge protection devices.
  • Industrial and commercial surge protective equipment.
  • Power distribution, control panels, and energy management systems.
  • Systems requiring coordination between GDTs, MOVs, and other protection components.

Availability and Additional Information

The Bourns GDT25H high voltage Gas Discharge Tube arrestor is available now through Bourns authorized distributors worldwide. Designers can access detailed electrical characteristics, recommended application notes, and agency information in the product documentation on the Bourns website or by contacting their local Bourns sales representative.

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