Lightning Protection Angle Method

The Lightning Protection Angle Method determines the protected area of a building by defining a protective angle from the lightning air terminal. This method helps assess whether roofs, structures and exposed equipment are within the protection zone and supports effective lightning protection system design in accordance with applicable standards.

Lightning Protection Mesh Method

Lightning Protection Mesh Method uses a network of interconnected conductors installed across the roof to create a protective mesh. It safely intercepts lightning strikes and provides a controlled path for lightning current to flow through down conductors into the earthing system, helping protect buildings, occupants and electrical assets.

Lightning Protection Gantry Wire Method

The Gantry Wire Method is a lightning protection technique that uses elevated overhead conductors supported on gantries to intercept lightning strikes and safely conduct lightning current to a properly designed earthing system. It is suitable for protecting large buildings, industrial facilities, open areas and structures where conventional air terminals may not provide adequate coverage.