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Introduction

Supporting customers

Keeping you updated on lightning protection

Lightning protection is a progressive industry

underpinned by an adherence to British,

European and international standards which

determine both the design and implementation

of systems, and the control of product quality.

These national and international standards are

regularly updated making it important to keep abreast

of latest developments.

Furthermore the current standard, BS EN/IEC 62305,

at over 470 pages is much greater in scope and

complexity than previous standards, and can prove

a daunting prospect for those needing to assess

lightning protection designs and projects.

We recognise this, and the wider need to support our

product solutions with relevant information and

expertise which will best help our customers decide the

right route forward regarding lightning protection.

We’re here to help

We have tailored a range of support and training

solutions to help our customers acquire a greater

understanding of earthing, lightning and transient

overvoltage protection, and to help clarify the

inherent complexity of the BS EN/IEC 62305 standard.

Our support solutions currently include:

Seminars on the BS EN/IEC 62305 standard

NEW

seminar on transient overvoltage protection

to BS 7671

Tailored courses/briefings at customer premises

Technical Guide to BS EN 62305

StrikeRisk software covering the risk assessment

process defined in BS EN 62305-2

Seminars and training

We undertake regular CPD-accredited training

seminars to improve understanding of lightning

and transient overvoltage protection.

These seminars include:

Seminar:

Introduction to BS EN 62305

This seminar lasts approximately half a day and covers

the background to BS EN 62305, along with a critical

assessment of each of the four parts, including risk

assessment, physical damage to structures, life hazard

and electronic systems protection.

Seminar:

Electronic systems protection

This seminar covers electronic systems protection in

detail, as BS EN 62305 devotes considerably more

attention to this area of lightning protection than

its predecessor, BS 6651.

Seminar:

Overvoltage protection to BS 7671

This seminar provides information relevant to

risk assessment for transient overvoltage protection

in line with Section 443 of Amendment 1 of the

IET Wiring Regulations, 17th Edition.

Following risk assessment it then covers selection and

installation of Surge Protective Devices as appropriate

to meet Section 534 of BS 7671, to achieve a

satisfactory electrical installation.

As a supplement to standard seminars, we can also

tailor a course, or provide an informal briefing to suit

individual requirements, on an ad-hoc basis.

Seminars are held at the Thomas & Betts, Nottingham

office, other convenient locations & customer premises

- please contact us for further information.