MOV and GDT in EVSE for residential applications - 1 phase and 3 Phase EVSE

In an EVSE hardware for European market such as EV Box, Easee, Zaptech pro i was not able to find any MOV in the Power line L1, L2, L3.

Also MOV was absent between Neutral to Earth.

For North American Market and Indian Market, i see MOV added between L1 - N, L1-E, L2- E, L3-E and N-E.

So for European region, How does the EVSE clamp transient surges  from sources such as lightning, inductive load switching, or capacitor bank switching.

Any thoughts on this ?

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  • You will already have provided the SPD in the consumer unit when you do the install.  So they don't need to.

  • You will already have provided the SPD in the consumer unit when you do the install.  So they don't need to.

    Provided the equipment meets the relevant Installation Overvoltage Category, of course. Sometimes these devices are required to achieve that, but it depends on the selected electronic components. But all of that is nothing to do with the electrical installation, but the EVSE itself, and conformity with the product standard, and Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations and EMC Regulations (LV Directive and EMC Directive in the EU).

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  • You will already have provided the SPD in the consumer unit when you do the install.  So they don't need to.

    Provided the equipment meets the relevant Installation Overvoltage Category, of course. Sometimes these devices are required to achieve that, but it depends on the selected electronic components. But all of that is nothing to do with the electrical installation, but the EVSE itself, and conformity with the product standard, and Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations and EMC Regulations (LV Directive and EMC Directive in the EU).

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