Which standard specifies that human body static eliminators and lightning protection grounding wires cannot be shared?

2018-11-19 View Original

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Gentlemen, which standard specifies that human body static eliminators and lightning protection grounding wires cannot be used together? Thank you!

Reply #2 2018-11-20

Human body static electricity eliminators are usually connected to grounding piles or grounding grids; you can check this standard (General Guidelines for Preventing Static Electricity Accidents), GB 12158-2006

Reply #3 2018-11-20

Thank you, there is no relevant content under this standard. I’ve seen the instructions from some manufacturers stating that it must not be connected to the ground grid, and an expert from the Work Safety Administration also said it’s not allowed.

Reply #4 2018-11-20

Go and check this standard: SH3097-2000 \"Code for Design of Static Grounding in Petrochemical Industries\"

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