Understanding the lightning arrester for home price in Kerala is crucial—especially in high-risk zones like Ernakulam, Thrissur, and Wayanad—if you want to safeguard your family, appliances, and property throughout the stormy monsoon season. With lightning activity on the rise in these regions, investing in a lightning protection system for your home is no longer optional—it’s essential. This comprehensive guide outlines the available arrester types (e.g., conventional rod systems, ESE/Spherical-gap packages) and gives you a clear idea of typical costs in Kerala, from entry-level copper rod models starting at ₹1,800 per piece to full residential packages priced between ₹60,000 to ₹1,75,000 including supply and installation.
We offer two primary types of lightning protection systems for residential homes in Kerala, both fully compliant with IS 2309 and IEC 62305 and suitable for coastal or high‑altitude environments: the Spike‑type arrester, a time‑tested, passive solution featuring a pointed copper‑bonded rod mounted at the highest point of the structure and connected to earthing conductors—an affordable and reliable option especially for small or low‑rise home sand the Early Streamer Emission arrester
Single‑spike (Franklin‑rod) arrester
Multi-spike (multi-rod) Franklin arrester
ESE (Early Streamer Emission)
Captures and intercepts lightning strikes at the highest point.
Routes the strike current safely to ground with minimal impedance.
Stable mount for the terminal rod to ensure correct positioning.
Secure components to building structure and prevent corrosion.
Provide earth electrodes to dissipate strike energy.
Monitor strike events and suppress voltage spikes to protect electrical/electronic devices.
Connects all metallic parts to the lightning protection system to prevent dangerous side‑flashes and voltage differences inside the building.
Installed on incoming communication lines—telephone, Ethernet, satellite, coaxial—to defend against induced transients and direct coupling surges.
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