Surge Protection Archives - Aplicaciones Tecnológicas

Lightning protection in residential photovoltaic systems

Smart ESE Lightning Rods, SMART LIGHTNING, Surge Protection | 19/12/2024 |

Self-consumption of electricity by means of solar panels is arousing great interest among consumers both because of the savings in energy consumption, as they are less dependent on the external electricity grid, and because of the reduction in environmental impact. The high cost of installing solar panels in private homes, given that they take several years to pay for themselves, makes it essential that they are protected against the destructive effects of a lightning strike.

Common consequences of not having a good lightning protection system in place

Earthing Systems LPS, Smart ESE Lightning Rods, SMART LIGHTNING, Surge Protection | 10/10/2024 |

Lightning and surge protection are essential in any type of building, whether it is an individual dwelling, a residential building or a critical structure such as a data centre. Lightning strikes are natural phenomena that can release large amounts of energy in a fraction of a second, while both atmospheric discharges and fluctuations in the power grid can cause surges. The consequences of not having a protection system in place or an inadequate one represent a significant risk to people, electronic equipment and the integrity of structures.

Surge protection for electric vehicle charging stations: ATCOMPACT INFINITY

SMART LIGHTNING, Surge Protection | 25/04/2024 |

Electric vehicles depend on charging stations to refuel and operate throughout the day. Any failure in these installations, such as those caused by transient and permanent overvoltages, can cause the vehicle to fail and even cause damage to both the station and the car itself. The ATCOMPACT INFINITY series protects charging stations when two panels are connected to the same meter.

Transient overvoltages: what are they, what damage can they cause and types of suitable protectors

SMART LIGHTNING, Surge Protection | 07/03/2024 |

The overvoltages known as transients, are very short duration increases in voltage, measured between two conductors, or between conductor and ground. These can be due to atmospheric electric discharges (lightning strikes) or to switching or fault processes (contact to earth or short circuit).

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