Conventional Lightning Arrester - Features: As For Costmer

A Conventional Lightning Arrester (also known as a Lightning Rod or Air Terminal) is a device used to protect structures from lightning strikes by providing a safe path for the electrical discharge to the ground. Here are the common specifications for conventional lightning arresters, but keep in mind that details may vary based on standards (IEC, IEEE, local codes) and application requirements.

General Specifications- Type:
- Air Terminal (Lightning Rod): Metal rod installed at the highest point of a structure.
- Down Conductor: Connects the air terminal to the grounding system.
- Material:
- Copper: Preferred for conductivity and durability.
- Aluminum: Lightweight but less durable.
- Galvanized Steel: Cost-effective, used in some applications.
- Dimensions:
- Height: 300 mm to 1,500 mm (common: 5001,000 mm).
- Diameter:
- Copper: 1020 mm.
- Aluminum: 1225 mm.
- Steel: 1625 mm.
- Mounting:
- Base: Fixed to rooftops, chimneys, or masts using brackets.
- Insulators: Non-conductive supports to prevent side flashes.