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Lightning Arrester Spike

lightning arrester spike

Lightning Arrester Spike

EARTHWAY TECHNOLOGIES LLP Solid Copper Bonded Lightning Arrester Spike Are Manufactured In Different Dimensions With An Average Copper Coating Of 80 – 100 Microns For Lightning Protection Applications.

Why Does Lightning Arrester Spike Matter?

A lightning arrester spike (or lightning rod) plays a critical role in safeguarding structures and systems from the destructive force of lightning. Here’s why:

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Prevents Electrical Surges

Lightning arresters direct electrical surges safely to the ground
02

Reduces Fire Risk

Lightning strikes generate heat; arrester spikes safely channel energy.
03

Protects Human Life

Lightning arresters divert strikes to the ground, protecting buildings and people
04

Minimizes Property Damage

The arrester spike prevents lightning damage, preserving property and minimizing repairs.
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Regulatory Compliance

Meets safety standards and legal requirements, avoiding penalties and enhancing credibility.
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Directing Lightning Strikes Safely

Lightning arrester spike captures and safely directs lightning to ground.

Key Features

Lightning Arrester Spike offers effective protection against lightning strikes by safely diverting electrical surges

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MOVs provide surge protection with variable resistance.
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Lightning arresters need proper grounding for effectiveness.
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Lightning arrester spikes safeguard infrastructure from strikes.
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Lightning arresters capture and ground lightning strikes

Applications Across Industries

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Residential and Commercial Buildings

Lightning arresters protect buildings and electrical systems from lightning damage.
02

Industrial Facilities

Lightning arrester spikes protect sensitive equipment from power surges.
03

Telecommunication Towers

Lightning arrester spikes protect telecom towers from lightning damage.
04

Airports and Aviation

Lightning arresters protect airport radar, towers, and hangars from lightning.
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Why Choose

Earthway Technologies' Lightning Arrester Spike?

When it comes to protection, quality matters. Earthway Technologies offers a state-of-the-art lightning arrester spike that provides reliable, long-lasting defence against lightning strikes.

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Technical Specification

SpecificationDetails
Base MaterialLow Carbon Steel
Base Coating MaterialCopper
Coating Material99.9% Pure Electrolytic Grade Copper Anode
Available Coating Thickness100 Micron (Average)
Available Diameter (mm)14.5, 16, 17.2
Available Length (m)1 – 2 Meter
Tin Coating on Spike8-10 micron (Average)
No. of Spike3 and 4 pins
Insulated Base PlateHDP material (100x100x10mm)
FAQ’s

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01. What exactly is a lightning arrester spike?

A lightning arrester spike is a device designed to protect structures and electrical systems from lightning strikes. It provides a safe pathway for lightning to travel from the top of a building or structure to the ground, preventing damage to the property.

No, a lightning arrester spike cannot prevent a lightning strike. However, it can safely channel the electrical energy from a lightning strike into the ground, minimizing damage to the building and its systems.

If your property is located in an area prone to thunderstorms or if your structure is tall, it is recommended to install a lightning arrester spike. High-value properties with sensitive electrical equipment, such as industrial facilities, should also consider installation.

The lightning arrester spike is typically installed at the highest point of a building, such as the roof. It is connected to a grounding system, which directs the lightning energy into the earth. Professional installation ensures the system’s effectiveness.

Lightning arrester spikes require minimal maintenance. However, it is important to inspect them periodically for corrosion or damage and ensure that the grounding system remains intact.

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