Spark gap for earth bonding with brass clamps for ø 8 – 10 mm (50 – 70 mm²) cable and 30 x 2 – 30 x 3.5 mm tape.
05th
Jun
2023
Lightning & Earthing
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SKU: AT-032LRead More...Aplifill is a highly hygroscopic compound and retains moisture around the conductor when used to fill any excavation made for soil replacement. Available in a Graphite Powder mixture or Clay mixture.
SKU: ApliweldRead More...The innovative tablet format of Apliweld® Secure+ and the electronic ignition offers efficient results, saving costs and providing an extra in safety.
SKU: ESE-AirRead More...ESE air terminals emit a continuous upward leader before any other object, which increments the protection zone and provides lightning current a safe path to the earthing, thus protecting people and structures within its protection radius.
SKU: AT3w-RodsRead More...Lightning protection using franklin rods and meshed conductors is used to share and dissipate the lightning current through a network of down-conductors and earth terminations.
SKU: AT3W_StormRead More...The ATSTORM® is an expert local early warning system for risk prevention against lightning storms. The ATSTORM® system monitors both the electrostatic field and the electromagnetic field – able to detect both the electrical storms that approach the area to be protected, as well as those that are forming above it.
The ability to monitor all phases of a storm, from cloud electrification through to its dissipation, makes ATSTORM® a complete advanced data system, which alerts to initiate preventive actions that minimize the risks caused by lightning impacts.
SKU: AT-012HRead More...A lack of free ions in the surrounding ground is detrimental to the correct performance of the earthing. Earthing systems using dynamic electrodes are based on the contribution of ions to the ground.
The system mainly consists of a copper electrode (APLIROD®) filled with a mixture of ionic compounds. The moisture condenser absorbs environmental moisture and dissipates it in the soil surrounding the electrode, adding free ions and gradually lowering the resistivity of the soil.
