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ESE Air Terminals: what requirements do they have to fulfil?

Smart ESE Lightning Rods, SMART LIGHTNING | 09/09/2021 |

Lightning arresters, whether passive, such as Franklin rods, or active, such as Early Streamer Emission (ESE) devices, are part of the permanent lightning protection measures, together with surge arresters1. They are permanently installed on structures and equipment to be protected against the destructive effects of lightning. Both Franklin rods and ESEs must comply with specific regulations to ensure their correct installation and operation.

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Upcoming free online webinars for professionals: September 2021

Courses and Events, SMART LIGHTNING | 25/08/2021 |

Aplicaciones Tecnológicas offers, to all professionals involved in the design and implementation of lightning protection systems, free online webinars for september 2021. If you want to participate in these training sessions, find the topic that interests you in your language, the course organized for your country and check the schedule. By clicking on the link, you can register to participate.

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SMART DAT CONTROLER® SUPERVISOR, smart sensors and IoT technology for lightning protection of critical structures

Smart ESE Lightning Rods, SMART LIGHTNING | 29/07/2021 |

A revolutionary lightning protection system, with intelligent sensing and IoT technology, which provides unattended and on-line information on the status of the lightning conductor, the continuity of the down conductor, information on the lightning strikes received in the installation and the earthing resistance value.

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Complete design guide to a comprehensive lightning protection system

Earthing Systems LPS, Exothermic Welding, SMART EARTHING, Smart ESE Lightning Rods, SMART LIGHTNING, Surge Protection | 01/07/2021 |

Lightning is one of nature’s most destructive events, so it is essential to protect people, the environment and infrastructures from its effects, as well as guaranteeing the continuity of services and safeguarding material and cultural assets. The purpose of a lightning protection system is to capture lightning, conduct its current safely to earth, dissipate in the ground and protect against the secondary effects of lightning.

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