SIEMENS BOLTSHIELD Plug-in Surge Protection Device 2-Pole 65kA 120/240V, 1Ø, 3W
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Style: Surge Protection Device
Features
- 65kA Surge Current Rating
- 200kA Short Circuit Current Rating
- 20kA I-nominal Rating
- Audible alarm and visual indicator notifying home owner that the SPD needs to be replaced
- Fits most Siemens panels
Description
Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) provide the best protection from both externally and internally generated surges when located as close to the building distribution system as possible. The new Siemens Boltshield QSPD series of SPDs are economical and easy to install in most Siemens panels throughout a building so that whole facility protection can be obtained. Protect your home with 65kA of surge current protection, with the option of stacking SPDs for additional protection. Boltshield offers 2 and 3 pole options to fit residential applications. Fits most Siemens panels.
Brand: SIEMENS
Color: Black
Total Power Outlets: 2
Voltage: 240 Volts
Special Feature: Surge Protection
Product Dimensions: 2 x 2.5 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 10.2 ounces
Item model number: QSPD2A065P
Date First Available: January 9, 2021
Manufacturer: Siemens
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Style: Surge Protection Device
This product is an effective solution for a whole house surge suppressor. Very easy to install, even easier than replacing a breaker. Even though my Siemens panel is about 35 years old, I had no issues. Fits like a glove. It's best to have this at the top of the panel. This way any voltage transient will be shunted by the surge suppressor before it has a chance to run down the circuits. As current will take every available parallel path that it can, and travels at ~90% of the speed of light, I would suggest installing it at the top of your panel nearest the feeder inputs – no sense in taking a risk of a voltage transient running down other circuits and causing damage, that sort of defeats the purpose of the surge suppressor in the first place. For me that did mean moving the right-side breakers down two slots, but that wasn't difficult. Also best to have it on the same side as the neutral bus bar so you can make a direct connection to it with the pigtail (cut as short as practical), which was also on the right side of my Siemens load center. I saw some comments regarding the 14 AWG pigtail as being too small a gauge. However, that’s a false concern, as the product is UL listed for this application, the wire gauge size must be correct, or it wouldn’t pass the UL certification tests. To note there are two mechanical flags (they are not LEDs) that show green if the unit is functioning. Not an issue, as there is also a LED indicator that will flash green if the unit is operating, so you’ll know it’s properly functioning. My unit has the LED happily flashing green. I also like the alarm feature if the unit fails due to a large voltage transient and needs to be replaced. In that case it did its job and sacrificed itself to save my expensive appliances and electronics. In that event, replacing it will be a breeze. My only comment this unit is more than twice the cost of Siemens entry level Boltshield surge suppressor. Given this version has twice the surge protection capability as well as lower clamping voltages (that’s a key aspect of surge suppression), this is the unit I wanted. Still seems just a tad pricey. If you have electrical skills to safely change a breaker, you can install this product without any issues. I love the Siemens load center approach, just hook the breakers on the channel and snap them into place. Easy as can be.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by Kindle Customer Kindle Customer
Style: Surge Protection Device
Easy to install. It gives me some piece of mind during thunderstorms when lightning is striking all around.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by Mose
Style: Surge Protection Device
Assuming you have a Siemens Power Panel. 20 minute install time... directly into the power panel. But you will need 2 open slots. Most do! Then only a single wire to neutral. 65Ka protection. 130Ka if you install two devices. My electrician said 1 should be sufficient. No need to cut drywall or route several wires into the panel. Also, about half the labor cost of a typical surge protector because it takes so little time to install!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by S. Andrews
Style: Surge Protection Device
I was surprised when I opened up the panel and found an old X10 repeater in there. I always wondered what that 50 amp breaker was for. I left it in there as it doesn't hurt anything, but I no longer have any X10 devices in my home Anyway, super easy to put in took me all about four minutes to do. I like that this one has an LED to let you know it's working.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by TzTerri TzTerri
Style: Surge Protection Device
We had our main panel replaced and the electrician recommended a whole house surge protector. The city inspector also recommended one and said next year they were updating the city code to require them. The electrician wanted $400 to install one. This was much cheaper and easy to install if you have expertise and are comfortable going into the main panel. If you do not know how to work in the main panel this is not a DIY project for you. But if you do and you have a compatible Siemens panel, it is a single wire install into the neutral bus and then you snap the breaker into two slots. We had the electrician leave the top two breaker spots open so we could install this as it is best to install it as close to the mains as possible. While there are larger surge options, we felt this is sufficient for most surges and it is certainly better than what we had before which was nothing. You can install more than one of them if you want more surge protection.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Eric B
Style: Surge Protection Device
Had an electrician install it, but the light was red after installation. Had to return to Amazon and bought one from Home Depot due to the delays in Amazon shipping. Replacement seems to be working fine but haven't had any power surges.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Amazonian
Style: Surge Protection Device
These in-panel units are so much easier to install. I spent more time unscrewing the cover panel and putting it back on that attaching neutral and slapping it into place. I’m really glad they make it in this format. 4 stars because it seems these used to be cheaper, and I haven’t action seen it in action yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by meep
Style: Surge Protection Device
A couple weeks ago lightning hit a tree next to our house and a few lotlets and lights and electronics got fried. Never again so I got this piece of insurance to protect against the next lightning strike
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by The Tuck