What is Lightning Protection System? | Earth Inspection Housing | Lightning ROD | lightning Arrester

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Very elaborately explained nice watching. Regards

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Nice video, I learnt a lot. Thanks

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[@ChaplainDaveSparks]

Just a couple of related questions: 1.) What country’s code requirements is this designed for? 2.) It sounds like a well thought out system, but I *SEEM* to remember that, at least in the USA, *ALL* ground systems must be bonded together to make sure they’re at the same potential. While a separate, semi-isolated ground would *SEEM* to be wise, I’m curious. Also, there has been some speculation as to how a LPS *ACTUALLY* works. I had read that in addition to shunting an actual lightning strike to earth/ground, it may also function to _”bleed off”_ the charge differential to help *PREVENT* an actual strike. It’s been a few years, and research may have improved.

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Good information

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Good I will to learn more

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Thanks alot.

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Very interesting 💞

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Great job

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[@sambathbunkh]

Best video

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[@Mab-pw4yt]

which cemicals do you add?

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bentonite powder

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[@alexgabrielonuoha4193]

Good Where are you located

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mumbai, india

[@okonkwoandrew5880]

Good information and highly educating. wish to go with your online courses.

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[@lidhinkannankottuvalliyil8968]

Normally the size of copper conductor is used how much

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The size of the copper conductor used in lightning arresters can vary based on several factors, including the specific application, the level of protection required, and the installation environment. However, a general guideline is as follows: For Small to Medium Installations: Copper conductors typically range from 10 mm² to 25 mm². For Larger Installations or Critical Infrastructure: Conductors can be sized from 25 mm² to 50 mm² or even larger, depending on the load and the grounding requirements. Down Conductors: Often larger conductors (up to 50 mm² or more) are used for down conductors to ensure they can handle the high current from a lightning strike without overheating. Standards and Regulations: Always refer to local electrical codes and standards, such as the National Electrical Code (NEC) in the U.S. or IEC standards internationally, for specific requirements. It's important to consider not only the size of the conductor but also the overall design of the lightning protection system to ensure proper grounding and safety.

[@x._Sar._x]

I have set up a lightening system one year ago at my home at the clear land with no house around. The lightening material, it is an out of date material as you have presented in the video. After one year, a few days, there was an lightening happened at a solar pillar camera in front of my house which it damaged WiFi-router, a electric camera, and lamp. Luckily, no human being was in danger. In this situation, what do you recommend or suggest to deal with the lightening system to protect human being and other damages which can be happened again in the future?

[@dextonrobinson2329]

Can the 10millimeter wire as effective.

[@charansingrajput5248]

?In lightening system many curve in earthing strap may possibly to impact on its working.

[@mohamedsafwan6198]

Useful........ thanks...........

[@okellofred9631]

Smart .

[@michaelisongekwere1402]

Good job please if I have 5 building in the same premises with the modern thunder arrestor would one be enough for all the 5 building?

[@antonios4926]

I am no expert. Electrician yes. Each building would need their own rod. Its tax deductible anyway.

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each building would need their own rod.

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correct

[@michaelisongekwere1402]

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[@yongfenghuang-ki6jo]

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[@md.zakaria9093]

How to lps of acceptable valu

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Hi

[@dexterjsullen]

Pointless against 300 million volts, and 30,000 amps.

[@h7opolo]

wow, you mispronounced the word "earth" hundreds of times in this video. it's painful to listen to you saying "uth".

[@goggles_ki_galaxy]

Does it really work? Will it hit the rod instead of hitting the building?

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yes it is working

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Hi

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Hi

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hello yes?