The LD class in a lightning arrester refers to its energy handling capability. A higher LD class indicates that the arrester can handle more energy from lightning strikes without breaking down. It is important to use lightning arresters with the appropriate LD class based on the level of lightning activity in the area to ensure effective protection.
Yes, they are essentially the same thing. A lightning arrester is a device used to protect structures from damage caused by lightning strikes, which can also be referred to as a thunder arrester due to the loud noise produced by thunder during a lightning storm.
A surge arrestor helps prevent a voltage spike on your home electrical supply from damaging your electronics by shunting that voltage to ground. Here is an article that describes what the do and how to use them. http://handydandytips.googlepages.com/howtoprotectyourhomeelectronicsfromlight
You want to provide the lightening a place to go other than through your house to find a ground. The "earthing" of the Arrester provides the pat of least resistance to ground which is where the lightening wants to go. If this connection to earth was not provided the lightening charge would wander through the house and potentially zap many appliances, TVs and other assorted things that are connected to ground in some way, including people or pets in the house. Think of your house as a maze of electrical connections to ground. The earth connection to the arrester provides a secret and direct tunnel through the maze of the lightening to follow.
OK, basically there are two types of arrester , namely Direct arrester (Lightning arrester) & indirect lightning arrester (surge arrester). Direct arrester are copper rod of 5 to 6 feet long used to protect the structure, building, etc. It has pointed shape at the end to make current density at tip maximum and the bottom part is properly grounded. Indirect lightning arrester are those used in parallel to the equipment to protect them from sharp increase of voltage. It has an gap which make a short circuit path for current to flow to ground when a high voltage is applied or induced across it. For an example, if the lightning falls on the transmission line away from transformer. the heavy current flow through the transmission line to the transformer. If a lightning arrester are not installed in parallel to the transformer, transformer may get burn. Note here lightning is indirect for transformer.
There five types of surge arrester: 1. Rod gap arrester 2. Horn gap arrester 3. Protector tube or expulsion type 4. Thyrite lighting arrester 5. Gapless arrester or metal oxide arrester
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What is the effect of surge arrested on increase the voltage in medium voltage circuits?
The MCOV (Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage) rating for a lightning arrester is the maximum voltage that the arrester can continuously withstand without failing. It is important to select a lightning arrester with an appropriate MCOV rating to ensure that it can effectively protect against overvoltage events without being damaged.
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1. If there is fluctuation in electricity and you are using manual stabilizer. 2. If there is improper earthing or earth leakage. 3. If you are using d,ble earthing.
The voltage arrester works by conducting when there is enough voltage to turn it on. Often, an arrester on a primary distribution circuit has a spark gap to ground, so that lightning strikes are limited in voltage, protecting the circuit. Other types of arresters, such as MOV's, can be used in surge protectors.
The LD class in a lightning arrester refers to its energy handling capability. A higher LD class indicates that the arrester can handle more energy from lightning strikes without breaking down. It is important to use lightning arresters with the appropriate LD class based on the level of lightning activity in the area to ensure effective protection.
There is likely no difference. Neither is accepted terminology for a surge suppressive device (SPD). If these products have been tested by safety organizations such as CSA (Canada) or UL (US) or tested to international surge standards (IEEE, IEC), then they should bare the correct terminology, otherwise, they are not tested to provide protection to equipment during a surge. Surge Absorber acts as a load that utilizes the high current until it exhausts. but the surge suppressor diverts the high current into ground without reaching the sensitive parts of the circuit. Surge absorber degrades faster than a surge suppressor.
The 6.6KV device will conduct before the 11KV device, quite possibly even in normal operation. Don't use it this way!