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How to prevent lightning strikes? Many friends are asking this question these days; in this rainy season, lightning protection is indeed an issue that concerns everyone. Therefore, it is necessary to implement lightning protection measures in order to avoid unnecessary losses. How to prevent lightning strikes: In the case of telephone systems and computer equipment, the losses caused by lightning strikes mainly stem from overhead lines, power supplies, and grounding systems. a) Take proper measures to protect buildings from direct lightning strikes ; b) Redesigning reasonable outdoor wiring and line shielding ; For connections from the machine room to the guard room and factory buildings, they should not be installed overhead; they must be buried underground ; Wires exposed outside the wall should be covered with steel pipes. c) Run a ground wire to connect the switch equipment and link it to the lightning protection system ; d) Install appropriate lightning arresters. Regarding power supplies, lightning protectors can be installed on the AC power supply of telephone systems. Lightning protection is a complex issue that requires a comprehensive approach; by addressing the various factors that may lead to lightning strikes, it is possible to minimize the threat posed by lightning. It is necessary to take into account the hazards to electronic equipment caused by direct lightning strikes, induced lightning, and lightning electromagnetic pulses (LEMP). Lightning wave intrusion refers to the effect of lightning on overhead lines or metal conduits, with the resulting overvoltage waves entering buildings along these conduits, causing equipment damage and posing a threat to human safety. Through the above introduction, you should now understand the necessity of lightning protection projects If you are not very familiar with it, you can consult a technical specialist; they will give you a satisfactory answer.
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