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The Sustainable Quality Assurance, our differentiat ion :
France Paratonnerres is a human-sized French Company, specialized in the Research, the Development and the Implementation of devices of protection against the lightning. Strong of 30 years of experience feedback on more than 40 countries all over the world, France Paratonnerres, is certified:
ISO 9001, Qualifoudre, Verteego Carbon,
And differs in its technological choices, by the concept Sustainable Quality Assurance
offered to customers. As it is difficult to finalize reliable technologies, France Paratonnerres leans on its
Research laboratory, associates its teams, its suppliers, its scientific and industrial partners, in the eco-conception of quality products, patented, sustainable in time.
This Sustainable Quality Assurance is translated by protection devices with reliability which guarantees their duration in time.
Quality Charter and Sustainable Development
Standardization expert : France Paratonnerres is
permanent member of GIMELEC
National standardization comittees correspondent
International standardization comittees correspondent And so contribute permanently to the elaboration and the improvement of standardization and statutory texts.
Actors in scientific comunauty: As an actor in scientific journals IEEE, PIER, France Paratonerres is situated well
upstream to the Research and to the Technology. Its Products are approved as well in national and international standards by Independent
laboratories:
CNRS AMPERE Laboratory
COFRAC Approved Laboratory
LEG Laboratory
Tests in Situ :
Tests in situ of devices are in progress, and are the object of observations by technicians and independent scientists.
The experience feedback of devices after dismantling brought to light, the excellent functioning of these after numerous impacts of lightning.
This charter describes general principles; the choices of policy made by France Paratonnerres and adhered to by its distribution network:
ECO-CONCEPTION OF PRODUCTS: From applied research stage in its Testing Laboratory, conception and selection of
materials in its Design Office, the co-workers of France Paratonnerres rationalise and develop all its new products in an eco-responsible way.
Studies on the impact on the environment are carried out prior to all product
developments. Its leading product, the IONIFLASH MACH®, was given an excellent carbon footprint
diagnosis in 2009 by Verteego Carbone.
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY :
France Paratonnerres bases its development on the operational excellence of its teams and on the strong motivation and implication of its staff. The efficiency of its staff has been improved by a participatory management strategy and on-the-job training programmes.
France Paratonnerres is attached to the respect of people and is therefore attentive to conformity with standards, regulatory obligations, health and safety rules and laws in force.
The increasing awareness about the preservation of the environment at France Paratonnerres and for our customers encourages a preference for the economy of resources.
All the policy contributes to the improvement of results and capacity of investmentFrance.
QUALITY LABELS:
France Paratonnerres has been awarded the Quality C ertification ISO 9001 version 2000 for its precision and rigour present at all le vels of activities.
Customer satisfaction has been rated in excess of 9 8 %.
The France Paratonnerres « Label Qualifoudre » was renewed in 2009 at the highest rating for all its services (C = Complexe).
OUR RELIABILITY IS YOUR FIRST INSURANCE
OUR ACCREDITATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS :
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→ Research partnership with the National Laboratory
→ Member of the competitiveness and Excellence Pole Elopsys
http://www.ampere-lyon.fr
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Laboratory
→ Produ cts certified and approved in respect with the standard in force
→ Innovative company in the regional pole
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The lightning phenomenon
Regulations
FRANCE PARATONNERRES
Lightning Risk Management and Technical Studies
Installations, Maintenance and Verific ation of sites Training Seminars
PROTECTION AGAINST DIRECT EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Earthing systems
Equipotentiality connecti ons
PROTECTION AGAINST INDIRECT EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT LIGHTNING
TYPE 1 Surge protector devices (SPD ) TYPE 2 Surge protector devices (SPD) TYPE 3 Surge protector devices (SPD)
Telephone network and data system s Surge protect or devices (SPD) Renewable energy Surge protector devices (SPD )
TESTING APPARATUS AND ACCESSORIES
Testing Apparatus
Accessor ies
CERTIFICATIONS AND REFERENCES
Miscellaneous Surge protector devices (SPD)
Lightning is a natural phenomenon of disruptive electrostatic discharge which is produced when static electricity accumulates between a cloud and the earth. The different electric potential between the two points can be up to 100 million volts and produces plasma on discharge, causing an explosive expansion in the air through release of heat.
When it disperses, this plasma creates both a flash of light (lightning) and a sound (thunder).
Formation of or the arrival of a storm cloud creates an electric field between the cloud
and the ground. This electric field increases up to values of 10 kV/m, thus initiating creation of corona discharges from irregularities on the ground or from metal structures (projections).
Lightning between the cloud and the ground is composed of both downward leaders and upward leaders.
The negative downward leader (most frequent case), starts within the negative masses of
the cloud.
This leader then propagates downward in a succession of intermittent steps (contrary to the positive leader which travels without stepping) of about ten metres and with pauses of 40 à 100 µs between steps.
As the leader progresses, one can see numerous forks pointing downwards.
The lightning phenomenon Origin, Light ning triggering, L ocalisation , Figures
Lightning during fireworks
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT LIGHTNING
Downward negative leader
Downward positive leader
Upward negative leader
Upward positive leader
Lightning tends to hit high altitude
areas and prominent objects. Thunder may resonate with a sharp cracking sound when the lightning is near and rumble when it is further away. As light travels faster than sound, lightning is visible before the thunder may be heard.
When the electrostatic field is over the
dielectric limits of the air (variable depending on humidity and atmospheric pressure), a lightning discharge is produced and accompanied by a sound wave: thunder (produced by the sudden dilatation of air over-heated by the electric arc).
The manufacture of lightning risk
protection implicates assessing
geographic and climatic conditions to determine the level of exposure to the structure which is to be protected.
The parameters to consider are
notably:
• The keraunic level N k. It expresses the mean annual value of the number of days with storms (days when thunder can be heard in a specific place).
• Density of strike N g. It indicates
the mean value of the number of lightning strikes noted per year and per km².
The lightning phenomenon
Density of lightning Ng in the world
In France, the number of lightning strikes hitting the ground is about a million a year.
Although the probability of being hit by lightning is about one in a million, damage caused by lightning per year represents:
• 15 to 40 deaths • 20 000 animals hit by lightning • 20 000 lightning accidents due to lightning, including 15 000 fires • 50 000 electrical junction boxes destroyed • 250 steeples destroyed • 1 billion euros
Without adequate protection, propagation of lightni ng current can lead to multiple effects which are divided into two main categories: direct and indirect effects:
Direct effects • Mechanical effects take place when
lightning strikes (such as distortion, break-off destruction, ...)
• Thermal effects (or "Joule’s law")
cause fusion on impact point, or destruction by explosion of the material or even starting of fires.
• Electrochemical effects mean the
chemical transformation of materials through electrolytic reactions (negligible, mostly present on earths).
• Step potential can provoke burns or
cause respiratory failure or cardiac arrest when the lightning current passes through heterogeneous soils.
Indirect effects • Overvoltages are conducted when
lightning strikes an electrical line or pylon directly. The current is propagated and reaches all the installations along the line, even several kilometres away from the point of impact.
• Overvoltages are induced by
electromagnetic radiation of the lightning current on all nearby metal elements. Overvoltages and transient currents thus appear on all equipment which is connected to these elements, with proportional effects depending on the intensity and proximity of the lightning strike.
• Surges in tension on the earthing
systems, which take place when the current spreads into the ground, provoke damaging tension differences between the mass of the equipment and the networks to which they are connected.
• Earth potential rise of non-negligible
current from a lightning strike is evacuated by the earth of the air terminal and sent to the earth of the installation.
To reduce and to protect from these different effects (both direct and indirect), it is necessary to have a state-of-the-art Installation for External Lightning Protection System (ELPS) and Interior Lightning Protection System (ILPS), with particular care taken in earthing and interconnections with the conducting elements running alongside the down conductors poles and the electric masses of the installation.
The lightning phenomenon
The detection network for storms at « Météorage » enables to determine the values of the density of lightning strikes over the whole of France. When density is not known for any
one site, it can be deduced from Nk according to the following equation:
Lorsque la densité n’est pas
connue pour un site donné, elle peut être déduite de Nk selon la relation suivante :
10k
g
NN =
Depending on the geographical
situation, of the type of electrical power supply or the presence or absence of an air terminal, the installation of a protection system against overvoltages may be compulsory as the following table shows:
Installing a protection system against
overvoltages enables to reduce the probabilities of accidents causes by constraints or overvoltages to an acceptable
level, thus providing a safe environment for people or property.
Type of situation Nk ≤ 25 Nk >25 A proximité d’une installation type
de la 1 ère colonne Building equipped with
an air terminal Type 1
Compulsory Type 1 Compulsory Not compulsory
Low voltage power supply by a line which is entirely or partially
above ground
Not compulsory Type 1 or 2
Compulsory Not compulsory
Safety risk for people Not compulsory Type 1 or 2
Compulsory Not compulsory
Low voltage power supply by a line which
is entirely underground Not compulsory Not compulsory Not compulsory
When a surge protector device system is not compulsory, a Lightning Risk Analysis can be carried out to justify its installation or not, if costs of material involved and its unavailability are vital to the installation.
The lightning phenomenon
Density of Lightning in France
Statutory NV65 (Snow and winds 65) in force since February 2009 were established to fix the values of climatic overvoltages and to provide evaluation methods for the efforts corresponding to a complete building or on its different parts.
In respect of these rules, the France
Paratonnerres extended poles have been designed to resist in extremely windy conditions without guying. However, it may sometimes be necessary to check the mechanical strength of the planned installation when a superior level needs to be guaranteed.
France Paratonnerres will then
recommend the right and reliable solution by carrying out a detailed study using the appropriate software. Please consult us if you have special requirements.
Statutory NV65 and in particular the national annexe of standard NF EN 1991-1-4 provide a wind map established on the basis of a statistical study completed in 2005. (fig.5)
This map divides France into 5 areas. Each area is then divided into 3 different sites
Protected site : hollow area surrounded by hills and therefore protected from winds coming from all directions.
Normal site : wide plain or plateau with few differences in gradient with slopes below 10%. Exposed site : near the sea: the coast in general (going inland for about 6 kms), tops of cliffs, islands or narrow peninsulas. Inland: narrow valleys where the wind sweeps through; isolated or high mountains and certain mountain passes
Area Site Normal
pressure (Pa)
Extreme pressure
(Pa)
Normal speed (km/h)
Extreme speed (km/h)
Protected 400 700 92 121,7
Normal 500 875 102,9 136,1 Zone 1
Exposed 675 1181,3 119,5 158,1
Protected 480 840 100,8 133,3
Normal 600 1050 112,7 149,1 Zone 2
Exposed 780 1365 128,5 169,9
Protected 600 1050 112,7 149,1
Normal 750 1312,5 126 166,6 Zone 3
Exposed 937,5 1640,6 140,8 186,3
Protected 720 1260 123,4 163,3
Normal 900 1575 138 182,6 Zone 4
Exposed 1080 1890 151,2 200
Protected 1200 2100 159,3 210,8
Normal 1200 2100 159,3 210,8 Zone 5
Exposed 1440 2520 174,6 230,9
extreme coefficient = 1.75 Air density = 1.225 kg/m3 Reference pressure at 10m above ground level
The lightning phenomenon
Map of the winds, in France
Lightning protection is a domain which is regulated by a large number of standards to which France Paratonnerres adheres to when devel oping or marketing its many products. .
NF C 17-102 : Protection contre la
foudre : This standard describes the set up
regulations for the protection of structures and open zones against direct lightning strikes by Early Streamer Emission (E.S.E.) Air Terminal.
It gives the rules relative to conception, manufacture, verification and maintenance of installations made using E.S.E. Air Terminals.
This standard basically describes the E.S.E. Air Terminal product and gives test procedures to be carried out..
NF C 15-100 : Low voltage electrical
installations:
This standard is applicable to all electrical installations with a power supply of below or equal to 1000V alternative current and to 1500V continuous current.
This document lists the rules for design and creation of electrical installations which are to be applied to ensure correct working conditions and safety.
Articles 443 and 534.1 describe more particularly protection measures against voltage and electromagnetic variations.
EN 61643-11 : Low voltage surge
protector devices – surge protector devices connected to low voltage distribution networks – Requirements and tests :
This standard describes the
requirements and tests enabling characterisation of surge protector devices connected to low voltage distribution networks.
EN 50164 : Lightning Protection
Components :
This series of standards is a « product » standard describing the technical characteristics which the various components for protection against lightning have to respect. The series is divided into 7 standardised volumes for different products:
• EN 50164-1 : Requirements for
connection components • EN 50164-2 : Requirements for
conductors and earth electrodes • EN 50164-3 : Requirements for
isolating spark gaps • EN 50164-4 : Requirements for
conductor fastenings • EN 50164-5 : Requirements for
earth electrode inspection housings and earth electrode seals
• EN 50164-6 : Requirements for lightning strike counters
• EN 50164-7 : Requirements for earth enhancing compounds
Regulations
EN 62305 : Protection against
lightning : This series of standards is divided
into 4 volumes and first explains the general principles of lightning, then a gives a method for the evaluation of risks. The third volume describes the rules for the installation of lightning protection systems protecting people and buildings; the final volume proposes protection measures to reduce the risks of network and communication failure:
• EN 62305-1: General principles • EN 62305-2: Risk evaluation • EN 62305-3: Physical damage to
structures and life hazard • EN 62305-4: Electrical and
electronic systems within structures
UTE C 17-108 : Simplified Lightning
Risk Analysis :
This document is a guide offering a simplified method to analyse lightning risks. The method is inspired from the full lightning risk analysis described in EN 62305-2. The method is described as being simplified because it only contains a limited number of parameters compared to the full method. It is therefore only applicable for structures where:
• No explosive product or
atmosphere is present • No danger for the environment
is present • Fire risk is low or ordinary • Fire risk is high but risk of panic is
low
UTE C 15-712 : Photovoltaic
Installations : This document is a guide describing
the rules for installing photovoltaic generators connected to the low voltage public distribution network and not designed to work autonomously.
It also gives the rules for the installation of AC and DC surge protector devices providing protection for overcurrents and overvoltages.
UTE C 15-443 : Protection of low
voltage electrical installations against overvoltages of atmospheric origin or due to manoeuvres. Choice and installation of surge protector devices.
This practical guide indicates
conditions relative to the choice and the implementation of surge protector devices in low voltage installations. It details and completes articles 443 and 534.1 of standard NF C 15-100.
Regulations
France Paratonnerres certified « Qualifoudre » by I NERIS, is committed to carrying out studies in conformity to standard NF E N 62305-2.
Our Design Office is qualified for all types of Lightning Risk Analysis (LRA) and Technical
Studies (TS).
The Design Office can manage both :
Analyses considered complex as described in standard EN 62305-2. Simpler analyses as in the practical guide NF C 17-108.
Lightning Risk Analysis cannot be prescribed and does not quantify the materials
implemented for proposed solutions. These elements are defined by the technical study depending on the protection measures chosen.
Complex Lightning Risk Analysis is managed according to the risk evaluation method as
described in standard EN 62305-2. Risk evaluation enables the selection of values in consideration of elements in the
building which needs protecting. These values will be included in the calculations to find the best level of protection to implement.
Lightning Risk Management and Technical Studies
FRANCE PARATONNERRES
For complex cases, France Paratonnerres uses Jupiter software, distributed by UTE, and
developed to carry out calculations with respect to the standard. The France Paratonnerres Design Office has also developed its own risk evaluation tool
based on the information in the practical guide UTE C 17-108 dedicated to the simplified analysis of lightning.
A version of this tool can be obtained online from the company by simple request.
http://www.france-paratonnerres.com . This software programme can, depending on the characteristics of the building to be
protected:
• Geographical situation • Location factor • Dimensions • Specific danger • Fire risk • Occupation of the building • Existing supply services
To know if when an external and internal lightning protection system is present, (according to the four levels of protection available), the building is or is not protected.
The software programme identifies the level of risk depending on the characteristics of the building and compares it to a tolerated risk level.
Once the protection level has been chosen the Design Office will establish a technical study with the type of protection to be installed.
Software of Simplified Lightning Risk Management
Lightning Risk Management and Technical Studies
Our teams are qualified to intervene on all types o f site, from simple to complex
cases (classified environmentally protected sites ( I.C.P.E.)), in accordance with our “Qualifoudre” approval delivered by INERIS.
France Paratonnerres can also use the services of partners who are qualified to work on electrical installations, drive aerial work platforms, drill bore-holes, carry out levelling work and so on in order to complete certain installations.
A certificate of conformity to standards can be remitted after work has been carried out.
France Paratonnerres ensures verification, maintenance and bringing installations into compliance in accordance to standards:
• NFC 17-100 of December 1997, • NFC 15-100 of December 2002, • EN 62305-3 of December 2006, • EN 62305-4 of December 2006, • NFC 17-102 of January 2009
and in appliance with the decrees and instructions in force.
These standards ensure of: • The state and the quality of fixing elements of down conductors, from air terminal
systems to earthing • Conformity of surge protection devices (state, section…) • Electrical continuity of the said devices, where they are placed and how they are routed,
notably those with electrical interconnections. • The conformity to regulations and the distance of security required. • Resistance values of earthing terminals. • All equipotentiality connections • Existence, state and conformity of the surge protector device installation.
Installations
Installations, Maintenance and Verification of site s
In France, the law decree of October 11 th, 1983 forbids the use of radioactive
elements in lightning protection. The law decree of January 15 th, 2008 asks to take off all the radioactive air-
terminal of industries before January 1 st, 2012, by someone authorized by the ASN (French Authority of Nuclear Security).
In application of articles L1333-1, L333-4, R1333-17 of the code of public health
We are authorized to:
Proceed to the dismantling of the radioactive air-terminals. Proceed to the packaging of the radioactive air-terminals. Proceed to the removal and to the transport safely of the radioactive air-terminals. Proceed to the storage of the radioactive air-terminals before the ANDRA’s
removal.
All the protection and safety measures have been set up with respect to the article R1337-23 of the code of public health.
Nota: The exercise of a nuclear activity without authorization is liable to penalties mentioned in the article L1337-5 of the public health code (1 year of detention and 15 000 euro of fine)
FRANCE PARATONNERRES HAS THE HABILITATION DELIVERED BY THE ASN (THE FRENCH AUTORITY OF NUCLEAR SECURITY)
N° 10.04291
Take off, Disman tling, Packaging and Storage of radioactive air -terminals
Sample of lightning protection installations
Sample of lightning protection installations
FRANCE PARATONNERRES TRAINING proposes two training modules.
• Module FPF n°1: Protection against lightning • Module FPF n°2: Lightning. Analysis and Detailed protection set up
MODULE SUBJECT THEME OBJECTIVE SKILLS REQUIRED
FPF.1
(1 day)
Protection against Lightning
The Lightning Phenomenon
Standards regarding Lightning Protection
Establishing protection
Demonstration on site
Installers
Distributors
Architects
None
FPF.2
(2 days)
Lightning Analysis and
Detailed protection set up
Effects of lightning
Standards & Regulations
Lightning Risk Analysis
Case studies
Protection systems
Setting up protection
Engineers
Technicians
Maintenance engineers
Installers
Electrotechnical and Building & Public Works
knowledge
Training takes place at the Head Office of FRANCE PARATONNERRES
If you need us to visit a site in
France or abroad, please contact us.
Training dates are available on request
Training Seminars
France Paratonnerres Training
Early Streamer Emission Air-terminal
MACH 30 MACH 45 MACH 60 A high level of early streamer emission ∆t
87 µs 114 µs 135 µs
Highest safety rate : 31 % 47 % 56 % Note: Standard NFC 17-102 limits early streamer emission at 60µs.
• Very low dispersion performance, with respectively for each standard deviation: σ(M30)=32 µs, σ(M45)=19 µs, σ(M60)=18 µs
• Works according to lighting spectrum
frequency (0 à 10MHz)
• Is not sensitive to bad weather thanks to its internal spark gap
• Two spark gaps devices with dimensions enabling them to be used whatever the weather
conditions (rain, snow, hail,…)
• No electronic parts => No energy consumption
• Electrostatic activation of the streamer emission when the Electromagnetic earth field gets larger.
• No fragile components => Stainless steel metal parts
• Always works at optimum level after 2 series of tests with 7 lightning strikes in normalized wave 10/350 µs at100kA (in positive and negative polarity)
• The Eco-conception of IONIFLASH MACH® respects the environment. Its carbon footprint
established in 2009 is excellent.
• Patented technology
• 5-years Guarantee
• Life duration > 50 years
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Paratonnerre à Tige Simple (PTS)
IONIFLASH MACH 60 (PDA)
PROTECTION AGAINST DIRECT EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Simple air terminal IONIFLASHMACH 60 (ESE)
Conform to standard NFC 17 -102 and UNE 21-186 Capture device conform to standard EN 50164, as pre scribed in the standard series EN/IEC 62305
THE IONIFLASH MACH ® WORKS FOR ALL POSITIVE AND
NEGATIVE LIGHTNING STRIKES
FUNCTIONNING :
When the downward leader gets close to the ground (about 100 metres above the point), it generates an electric field above it which increases until 100 kilovolts per metre.
This is when the corona discharge effect takes place, changing suddenly from a
position at the tip to an upward leader. These positive upward leaders suddenly move in the direction of the downward leader.
One of the leaders, the closest or the one which has started earlier or the one which has travelled the faster, enters into contact with the downward leader. Then, the ionised air channel is in connection with both the ground and the cloud, and the return stroke can take place, engendering a high lightning current of many kA.
The air terminal IONIFLASH MACH ® is a device for lightning protection with a spherical metal part fixed to the top. This sphere is insulated from the rod by a ring made from a material with very high electrical insulation properties.
When a storm comes, the external electrode (sphere) charges under the influence of the electric field until the potential reaches a critical value from which a spark appears between the exterior electrode and the tip of the central electrode. The tip enables plasma to be created close by the tip.
The plasma, in association with the intense electric field created close by the tip,
constitutes the first stage of development of an upward leader. The spark produced at the top of the IONIFLASH MACH ® air terminal will initiate the
advance of the discharge, engendering an upward leader moving in the direction of the downward leader.
Captu re, brackets and Fastening systems
TESTS in LABORATORIES
The Early Streamer Emission air terminal IONIFLASH MACH ® is a non-electronic system. The absence of electronic makes it extremely reliable and easy to install on a very large variety of sites.
In addition, the materials used to make IONIFLASH
MACH ® have been selected for their resistance to both corrosion and very high temperatures.
An Early Streamer Emission air terminal is
designed to reduce the average statistic time associated with streamer emission of the upward leader. An E.S.E. presents a gain in early streamer emission time compared to a Simple Rod device, placed in the same conditions. The gain is evaluated in a high voltage laboratory.
During tests in accordance with standard NFC
17-102, carried out in different High Voltage laboratories our IONIFLASH MACH ® 60, 45 and 30 obtained an excellent breakdown average time <T’> with a very low standard deviation σσσσ compared to a simple rod device used as a reference.
MACH 30 MACH45 MACH60
average reference time of breakdown <T’PTS> (µs)
186 186 199
average reference time of breakdown <T’PDA> (µs)
150 138 140
><−>< PDAPTS TT '' 34 46 59
Standard deviation σPTS (µs)
43 43 62
Standard deviation σPDA (µs)
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average refererence time <TPTS> (µs)
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average time<TPDA> (µs) 402 375 348
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-102
gain on reference wave ><−>< PDAPTS TT (µs) 87 114 135
Limited Early Streamer Emission ∆t (µs) 60 60 60
Safety Rate 31 % 47 % 56 %
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
IN COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
Although the three air terminals present a gain in streamer emission time greater than 60µs, we decided to limit gains in streamer emission time (∆T) of IONIFLASH MACH 60, IONIFLASH MACH 45, and IONIFLASH MACH 30 at 60µs for our three models.
This gain in emission time of the upward leader enables a gain in distance of about 60 m
compared to a conventional air terminal (by taking into account that average speed of leaders is about 1m/µs).
Thus, the protection of our IONIFLASH® MACH, for a surface to be protected, depends on
the lightning level of protection determined by the lightning risk evaluation (EN 62305-2), on the height of the tip of the air terminal and on the early streamer emission time (∆T).
The IONIFLASH MACH range has also shown a very good electric and mechanical
resistance during lightning strokes in the 10/350µs waveform at a current level of 100kA. Indeed, after having undergone 2 series of 7 shocks at 100kA, one with a negative polarity
and the other with a positive polarity, the air terminal shows, both after visual inspection and by recording of voltages and currents, that there is no indication of deterioration or perforation except for parts where the lightning current flowed out where traces of streamer emission and fusion appeared.
Morreover, the IONIFLASH MACH have passed insulatio n tests in rain conditions. Tests have been performed according to IEC 60060-1 standard protocol. The
insulation is greater than 97 %. The IONIFLASH MACH® has been tested strictly in re spect of the procedures
defined in the NFC 17-102 in : - AMPERE CNRS (National Scientific Research Cente r) Laboratory in LYON
- LABORATOIRE DE GENIE ELECTRIQUE in PAU (under baili ff’s control).
- TESTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS NFC 17-102 2 nd edition 2009, UNE 21186 Annex C, EN 50164, EN62305 and NP44 26
TESTS IN SITU FOR IONIFLASH MACH® ARE IN PROGRESS.
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
RADIUS OF PROTECTION:
The protection radius (Rp) of an air terminal with early streamer emission (E.S.E.) depends
on the height (h) at which it is installed in relation to the surface to protect, of its early streamer emission (∆t) and the level of protection chosen (Np).
)2()2( LDLhDhRp ∆+∆+−= for h≥5m For h<5m, a graphic method is used with abacuses 2.2.3.3 a, b and c of the standard NF C
17-102. Rp = protection area. h = height of the tip of the E.S.E. air terminal in relation to the horizontal point passing through the highest point of the element to be protected. D = 20m for protection level I 30m for protection level II 45m for protection level III 60m for protection level IV ∆L(m) = V(m/µs) . ∆T(µs)
V = Average velocity propagation of the streamer = 1m/µs ∆T = Early Streamer Time form the evaluation tests of the E.S.E. air terminals. Areas protected by the Air Terminal IONIFLASH MACH30, IONIFLASH MACH45 and
IONIFLASH MACH60 are defined by the protection area corresponding to the different heights h to be considered (see table below).
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
E.S.E. air terminal
IONIFLASH MACH ® PROTECTION RADIUS (1)
Level I (2) Level II (2) Level III (2) Level IV (2) h (m) M30 M45 M60 M30 M45 M60 M30 M45 M60 M30 M45 M60
2 32 34 40 44
3 48 52 59 65
4 65 68 78 86
5 79 86 97 107
6 79 87 97 107
8 79 87 98 108
10 79 88 99 109
20 80 89 102 113
30 90 104 116
45 105 119
60
120
(1). If there is an environmental risk, the protection area must be reduced by 40% according to the interpretation sheet F5 (2006) of standard NF C 17-102.
(2). The protection level is determined either by using the guide UTE C 17-108 according to the interpretation sheet F4 of the basic standard NF C 17-102, or by using standard NF EN 62305-2
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Simple lightning rod air terminal
RADIUS OF PROTECTION The protected volume of a simple lightning rod depends of the height (h) of the masts where it is installed in relation to the surface to be protected, and of the Level of protection (Np). For most of the case, the angle of protection method is suited. The angle of protection is constant for heights h lower than 2m.
Angle of protection according to the EN 62305 standard
In comparison with the IONIFLASH MACH ESE, the table below indicates the protection radius (Rp), versus the height of the simple air-terminal and gives the protected volume.
Simple Rod protection radius (m) Level I Level II Level III Level IV
2 5 6 8 10
3 7 7 10 13
4 8 9 13 15
5 8 10 13 16
6 9 11 14 17
8 10 12 16 19
10 10 14 18 21
20 8 15 22 27
30 12 23 30
45 19 31
60
25
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Level I
Level II
Level III
Level IV
E.S.E. Air terminals for the protection of all typ es of structures and all open
spaces.
Patented technology. Very reliable.
Very early streamer emission of the leader. Emissi on at the right time
Low dispersion of the time of breakdown when teste d under high voltage.
VERY GOOD carbon footprint.
References 90130 90145 90160
Name MACH 30 MACH 45 MACH 60
Material Stainless steel 316 L
Early streamer emission * 60 µs 60 µs 60 µs
Weight 2,8 kg 2,9 kg 2,9 kg
∗ Transpose and limitated in the reference value of the Standard NF C 17-102
∗ Transpose and limitated in the reference value of the Standard NF C 17-102
References 90131 90146 90161
Name MACH 30 copper MACH 45 copper MACH 60 copper
Material Stainless steel316 L – Copper bonded
Early streamer emission * 60 µs 60 µs 60 µs
Weight 2,8 kg 2,9 kg 2,9 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Early Streamer Emission Air terminals (E.S.E.) IONI FLASH MACH ® NFC 17-102 /UNE 21186
Air Terminals with simple rods to protect roof structures, chimneys, … This tips adapt themselves perfectly on the poles. (Ref : 11042 à 11045)
References 90011 11046
Material Stainless steel 304L Stainless steel 304L copper bonded
Diameter 20,10 cm 20,10 cm
Length 30 mm 30 mm
Weight 700 gr 700 gr
Éléments complémentaires dans un dispositif de capture de la foudre. To use with leurs supports adaptés (Réf. 17012 ou 17013).
References 17001 17002
Material Stainless steel304 L Stainless steel304 L
Diameter 17 mm 17 mm
Length 30 cm 50 cm
Weight 0,5 kg 0,91 kg
Brackets for capture point equipped with a waterproof ring. Points fixed in masonry or on a metal roof structure.
References 17012 17013
Material Stainless steel304 L Stainless steel304 L
Height 93 mm 195 mm
Weight 0,41 kg 0,43 kg
Livré avec Cheville à expansion Tige filetée + écrou
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Air Terminals Simple rod tips EN 62305
Air Ter minals Capture point bracket EN 62305
Air Terminals Capture point EN 62305
Transition piece between Air Terminal and the pole (Ref. 90094 to 90096) Ideal for fastening of the connection collar for conductors (Ref. 15301) Easy and safety installation of the Air Terminal thanks to the threaded system and security screw.
References 90110
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Height 80 mm
Diameter (intérieur / extérieur) 24.8 mm / 38 mm
Weight 0,35 kg
Stainless steel adaptor which is welded in place to fix the head of the Air Terminal on its bracket.
Internal thread makes the Air Terminal easy to install and security screw. Nota : This adaptor is welded to the end of our poles (Ref 11042, 11043, 11044)
References 80154
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Height 68 mm
Diameter (int. / ext.) 24.8 mm / 38 mm
Weight 0.23 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Air Terminal brackets Extension NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164
Air terminal brackets Adapt or NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164
To attach the Air Terminal on a lightning protection installation 2 m above the highest point. The top has a threaded part at the top (ref. 80154) to fix the air terminal IONIFLASH MACH®.
Very good electrical and mechanical contact
IIn order to receive the 1st extended mast collar, the pole is.
The pole is able to receive a copper sheath (Ref 18020)
References 11042 11043 11044
Material Stainless steel 304 L Stainless steel 304 L Stainless steel 304 L
Length 1 m 2 m 3 m
Internal diameter 25 mm 25 mm 25 mm
Weight 2 kg 4 kg 6 kg
References 11045
Material Stainless steel304 L – Copper bonded
Length 2 m
Internal diameter 25 mm
Weight 3 kg
To attach the Air Terminal on a lightning protection installation 2 m above the highest point. Ideal bracket for the fixation of the IONIFLASH MACH® air-terminal on factories’ chimney.
References 11047
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Length 4 m
Internal diameter 25 mm
Weight 8 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Air terminal brackets Pole NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Air Terminal brackets Deported pole NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
These stainless steel extended poles are used to raise the height of the Air Terminal on the highest point of the building. They can be lengthened depending on the height required. Delivered with fixation collar in stainless steel at the bottom p art. The poles are simply inserted and the stainless steel bolt screwed on the nut.
References 11037 11039 11041
Name 1st mast 2nd mast 3rd mast
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Length 2 m 2 m 2 m
External diameter 33,7 mm 42,4 mm 48,3 mm
Weight 3 kg 6 kg 9 kg
*Maximum height admitted : 8 m. For any height up than 8m : Installer’s responsabil ity. Height utile :
Global set : 11037 + 11039 = 3,65 m Global set : 11037 + 11039 + 11041 = 5,35 m For greater height : Please consult us.
Individual collar for fixing the masts together.
References 90005 90045 90046
Name Collar for pole on 1st extended mast
Collar for 1st extended mast on 2nd extended mast
Collar for 2nd extended mast on 3rd extended mast
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Diameter (mm) Int. : 30,5 Ext. 40,5
Int. : 34,2 Ext. 44,2
Int. : 42,9 Ext. 52,9
Width (mm) 14
Binding screw Stainless steel: TH 8x12
Stainless steel: TH 8x16
Stainless steel: TH 8x16
Weight 0,067 kg 0,073 kg 0,088 kg
Dispositifs de capture, Supports et Fixations
Air Terminal brackets Extended mast * NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Air Terminal brackets Collar for extended mast * NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Metal strap for fixing Air Terminals on chimneys (Ref: 12005).
References 80039 12003 12004
Material Galvanized Steel
Length 320 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Weight 0,86 kg 1,72 kg 2,7 kg
Packaging 1 2 3
Hoop mounting device.
References 12113
Material Galvanized Steel
Weight 2,5 kg
Fixing Air Terminals with hooping buckles.
References 12112 80080
Material Stainless steel
Width 20 mm 10 mm
buckle 12111 80120
Weight 10 g 4 g
Capture, bra ckets and Fastening systems
Fastening brackets Chimney hoop NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Hoop mounting device NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Hooping buckle NFC 17-102, UNE 21186,EN 62305
Fixing Air Terminals with hooping buckles.
References 12005 12111 80120
Material Galvanized Steel Stainless steel
Width 40 mm 20 mm 10 mm
Thickness 0,7 mm 0,7 mm 0,4 mm
Packaging 25 m roll 50 m roll
Weight 4,5 kg le rouleau 5,65 kg le rouleau 1 kg le rouleau
These anchor bolts are used to fix Air Terminals directly on wood frames.
References 90079 90080
Material Bichromated steel
Length 0,425 m 1,41 m
Diameter supérieur 24,8 mm
Weight 1 kg 5,5 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Fastening brackets Hooping buckle NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Anchor bolt NFC 17-102, UNE 21186,
For fixing air terminals on masonry.
References 90013 12001 12002
Material Galvanized Steel
Length 400 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3
Weight 1,22 kg 2,44 kg 3,66 kg
For fixing air terminals on masonry.
References 12031 12012 12013 12032 12022 12023
Material Galvanized Steel Galvanized Steel
Dimension 200 mm 300 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3 1 2 3
Weight 1,29 kg 2,58 kg 3,88 kg 2,5 kg 5 kg 7,5 kg
For fixing air terminals on round elements or on a surface which cannot be drilled.
References 90015 12014 12015 90081 12020 12021
Material Galvanized Steel Galvanized Steel
Dimension 150 mm 240 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3 1 2 3
Weight 1,25 kg 2,50 kg 3,75 kg 1,5 kg 3 kg 4,5 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Fastening bracket s Embedding clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Bolting bracket NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Extended fixing bracket NFC 17-102, UNE 2118, EN 62305
These lateral clamps are used to fix air terminals to round elements.
References 90016 12016 12028
Material Galvanized Steel
Dimension 150 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3
Weight 1,25 kg 2,50 kg 3,75 kg
These lateral clamps are used to fix air terminals to flat elements.
References 90017 12026 12027
Material Galvanized Steel
Dimension 150 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3
Weight 1,22 kg 2,44 kg 3,65 kg
Universal clamp for fixing air terminal brackets on all types of elements. System adapts to all situations.
References 90018 12006 12007
Material Galvanized Steel
Dimension 40 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3
Weight 1,07 kg 2,14 kg 3,21 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Fastening brackets Later al clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Lateral clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Universal clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fixing brackets for air terminals directly into masonry.
References 90058 12018 12019
Material Galvanized Steel
Dimension 200 mm
Height of bracket - < 4 m < 8 m
Packaging 1 2 3
Weight 0,98 kg 1,96 kg 2,94 kg
Fixing Air terminals on flat roofs. Bolted tripod or stand alone version.
References 12017 Stand alone
tripod Name Bolted tripod
Material Galvanized Steel
Various model
available
Footing 0,75 m
Height maximum Air terminal 8 m
Weight 9 kg
Please consult us
Waterproofing when the Air terminal pole is fixed through a roof. The tile must be installed with the cone Tile is delivered with a cone. (réf. 12114)
References 12114 80087
Name Waterproof tile Waterproof cone
Material Polyethylene
Dimensions 300 x 400 x 150 mm 120 x 120 x 70 mm
Weight 0,30 kg 0,03 kg
Capture, brackets and Fastening systems
Fastening brackets Screwing clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Tripod NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening brackets Waterproofing NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Copper strips for use as down-conductors for earthing of Air Terminals
References 13001 13011
Material Tinplated copper Copper
Width 30 mm 30 mm
Thickness 2 mm 2 mm
Packaging 50 m roll 88 m roll
Weight 0,534 kg per meter 0,534 kg per meter
Aluminium strips for use as down-conductors for earthing of Air Terminals.
References 13002
Material Aluminium
Width 30 mm
Thickness 3 mm
Packaging 50 m roll environ
Weight 0,25 kg per meter
Steel strips for use as down-conductors for earthing of Air terminals.
References 13004 13010
Material Stainless steel 304 L Galvanized Steel
Width 30 mm 30 mm
Thickness 2 mm 3,5 mm
Packaging 50 m roll 30 m roll
Weight 0,50 kg per meter 0,84 kg per meter
Conductors Flat copper NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164, EN 62305
Conductors Flat aluminium NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164, EN 62305
Conductors Flat steel NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164, EN 62305
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Round copper section which can be used as a down-conductor or for earthing Air Terminals.
References 13003
Material Tinplated copper
Diameter 8 mm
Packaging Rouleaux d’environ 55m
Weight 0,45 kg per meter
Copper cable for use as an earthing conductor. Available in two sections : 25 ou 50 mm²
References 13007 60014
Material Copper Copper
Section 50 mm² 25 mm²
Diameter 16 mm 8 mm
Packaging 50 m roll 50 m roll
Weight 0,44 kg per meter 0,23 kg per meter
90° Preformed Elbow for down conductor. Tinplated copper plate 30 x 2 mm.
References 13006
Material Tinplated copper
Width 30 mm
Thickness 2 mm
Weight 0,32 kg
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Conductors Round Copper NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164, EN 62305
Conductors Round Copper NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164, EN
Conductors Elbow preformed NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 50164,
For fixing flat conductors. Protects the conductor against damage
References 14010 14009 *
Name Rubéralu Riveted or welded strap
Material Rubéralu Tinplated copper
Dimensions 170 x 45 mm 60 x 12 mm
To use with - 14012 ou 14013
Weight 0,035 kg 0,006 kg
* Only for conductors with dimensions below 30x4mm²
Fixing flat or round conductors on flat waterproof roofs.
References 14043 80044
Name PC P
Material Plastic (+ concrete) Plastic
Height 90 mm
Weight 1,08 kg 0,82 kg
Fixing of down-conductors on all types of roof. Such as: tile, slate, stone,....
References 14006 14007 14034 14000
Name Staple 100 Staple 200 Fastening strap Rein for slate
Material Tinplated copper Copper Tinplated copper
Length 100 mm 200 mm 175 mm 200 mm
To use with Conductor tape Conductor tape or round
Conductor plat
Weight 0,022 kg 0,04 kg 0,054 kg 0,058 kg
Conductors, Connections and Fasten ing systems
Fastening conductors Strap NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening conductors Stands NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening conductors On roofs NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
For fixing flat conductors on sheet metal. Easy to install and maintained in place by reverse-lock.
References 14015
Name Stainless Steel clip
Material Stainless steel 304 L
Dimensions 35 x 10 mm
To use with Rivet pop 14012 ou 14013
Weight 0,023 kg
For fixing conductors on stone or any other type of masonry. These clamps are fixed with special masonry lead peg ref.14004) Thoses clamps are fixed with special mansory lead p eg (Réf. 14004 – See accessories)
References 14001 14003 14005 14008
Name Clamp 30 Clamp 50 Clamp 30i Clamp r8
Material Galvanized Steel Stainless Steel Copper
Length 30 mm 50 mm 30 mm 37 mm
Weight 0,017 kg 0,020 kg 0,016 kg 0,01 kg
To use with Plate : 30x2mm² 8 mm round
Plastic collar for fixing flat conductors on stone or any type of masonry. Conductors insulated from their support.
References 14021
Name Plastic collar + Stainless Steel screw
Material Plastic
Dimension 52 x 20 x 27 mm
Weight 0,03 kg
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Fastening conductors On sheet metal NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN
Fastening conductors On masonry NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fasteners which can be swivelled for any type of conductor on roof frames.
References 14041
Name Swivel fastener
Material Galvanized Steel
Dimension 51 x 21 x 38 mm
Weight 0,11 kg
Rivets to fix the fastening component range.
References 14011 14012 14013
Name Aluminium Blind rivet “Rivet pop” Rivet pop Cu9 Rivet pop Cu16
Material Aluminium Copper
Length 9,5 mm 9,5 mm 16 mm
Weight 0,001 kg 0,0023 kg 0,003 kg
Fixing round, 8 mm diameter conductors.
References 14031 14033
Name Stainless steel clip with steel screw Locking clip with stainless steel screw
Material Stainless Steel Plastic
Length 20 x 22 x 35 mm 20 x 22 x 35mm
Weight 0,03 kg 0,016 kg
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Fastening conductors Swivel NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening conductors Blind rivet “Rivet pop”
Fastening conductors Round clamp NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Quick fixing of flat or round down-conductors on gutters.
References 14045
Name Gutter clamp
Material Galvanized Steel
Weight 0,195 kg
Adjustable fixing of round or flat conductors on ridges.
References 14042
Name Ridge attachment
Material Stainless Steel
To use with 14021 for tape 14031 or 14033 for round conductors
Weight 0,09 kg
Conductors, Conne ctions and Fastening systems
Fastening conductors Gutter NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Fastening conductors Ridge NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Connection Flat/Flat to assemble two flat conductors. Connection Flat/Round to assemble a flat conductor to a round conductor. Connection Round/Round to assemble two round conductors.
References 15101 15102 15103 15104 15109 15108
Name Plat / Plat Plat / Rond Rond / Rond
Material Tinplated copper Copper Tinplated
copper Copper Tinplated copper Copper
Dimension 55 x 55 mm
Weight 0,325 kg 0,330 kg 0,330 kg 0,330 kg 0,330 kg 0,330 kg
Connection to assemble round, 8 mm conductors
References 15105 15106 15107
Name Raccord linéaire Raccord en Té Cosse de raccord
Material Laiton
Length 44 mm 54 mm 51 mm
Weight 0,05 kg 0,085 kg 0,045 kg
Collar connection to fix strip or round sections to the air terminal support (pole or mast).
References 15301 15302 15303
Name Connection collar
Material Tinplated copper Copper
Dimensions 58 x 55 mm 73x 55 mm 58 x 55 mm
Weight 0,38 kg 0,47 kg 0,38 kg
Conductors, Connections and Fastening systems
Assembling conductors Join NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305, EN 50164
Assembling conductors Tube NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Assembling conduc tors Collar NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Disconnection between the down-conductor and the earth to check the resistance of earthing.
References 16001
Name Inspection joint
Material Tinplated brass
Dimension 50 x 70 mm
Weight 0,32 kg
Mechanical protection of flat or round conductors for down-conductors Supplied with 3 fixation collar in stainless steel
References 16002 16003 16007
Name Sheath Galvanized Steel Sheath 304L Sheath 316L
Material Galvanized Steel Stainless steel 304L Stainless steel 316L
Length 2 m 2 m 2 m
Weight 0,84 kg
Signalling plaque indicating presence of Air Terminal earthing. (Supplied with avec vis et chevilles)
References 16006
Name Signalling plaque
Material Aluminium
Dimensions 100 x 85 mm
Weight 0,02 kg
Earthing systems
Earthing systems Inspection joint NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305, EN 50164
Earthing systems Sheath NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Earthing systems Signalling NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Protected access to the earthing system of lightning protection .
References 16004 80136 80137
Name Plastic inspection pit Concrete inspection pit
Material PVC Concrete base Cast iron cover
Dimensions 18 x 9 cm 25 x 25 x 25 cm 25 x 25 cm
Weight 0,43 kg 14 kg 6 kg
Connection of several earthing systems togetherto make a fan-shaped “crow’s-foot”. Only for use with flat conductors.
References 16005
Name Raccord patte d’oie
Material Copper
Dimension 114 x 55 x 5 mm
Weight 0,7 kg
To make in-depth earthing systems
References 16105 16106 16107
Name Rod 150 Rod 200 Rod 300
Material Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel
Diameter 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm
Length 1.5 m 2 m 3 m
Weight 2,1 kg 2,8 kg 4,2 kg
Earthing systems
Earthing systems Inspection pit
Earthing systems Connection NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Earthing syste ms Earth rod NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Coupling sleeve to join two earth rods. Driving tip to insert rods without damaging them.
References 16113 16133
Name Coupling sleeve Driving tip
Material Stainless steel Steel
Dimensions 20 x 75 mm 22 x 97 mm
Weight 0,1 kg 0,17 kg
These rod connecting collars are usedto connect the down-conductor of the Air terminal to the earth rods
References 16121 16124 16125
Name Rond collar Flat collar Flat collar 2
Material Bronze Copper
Dimension 40 x 22 mm 55 x 55 mm 50 x 50 mm
To use with Rond Conductor Plate conductor
Weight 0,9 kg 0,35 kg 0,14 kg
Earthing systems
Earthing systems Coupling sleeve NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Earthing systems Rod connecting collar NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Copper earthing mesh enabling better distribution of lightning current.
References 16150 16151
Name Square Expanded mesh
Material Copper Copper
Dimensions 1 x 1 m 1,4 x 0,45 m
Weight 4 kg 1,5 kg
TERRAGONIX ADVANTAGES:
Permanent contact with the earth conductor Expansion of granules all around the conductor No alteration of earth resistance value. The water streaming won’t damage the earth
system Great stability of the earth value
Improves ground resistance and therefore significantly improves the resistance values of the earthing system. Very easy to use. (granules / expansion) Ideal solution for hard soil (sands, rocks, …) Agreed Product. No pollution of the soil.
References 16202
Name Terragonix
Packaging Bucket of granules
Weight 20 kg
Earthing systems
Earthing systems Earthing mesh
Earthing systems Enhancing compounds
Equipotentiality connections between the Air terminal conductor and nearby metallic parts or between various metal elements.
.
References 13005 13009
Material Tinplated copper Tinplated copper
Dimension 30 x 3,5 mm 30 x 3,5 mm
Packaging Per meter 50 cm shunt
Weight 0,47 kg 0,26 kg
Earthing interconnections. Allows deconnection for separate earthing measurements.
References 16143 16144 80020
Name Equipotentiality 6 holes Equipotentiality 10 holes Earth cut terminal
Material Copper Copper Plastic / Copper
Length 295 mm 455 mm 100 mm
Weight 0,8 kg 1,2 kg 0,12 kg
Equipotentiality spark gaps to secure the balance of equipment potentials, the metallic structure and flow of static loads. Surge divesters ensure both balance of potentials on equipment and metal structures and absorption of electrostatic discharge. For instance on roof support, pipelines, protection of insulation joints…
References 23503 20002
Application Equipotentiality spark gap Antenna surge arrester
Nominal Voltage 350 V 200 VDC
Nominal discharge current 10 kA 25 kA
Max. discharge current 25 kA 25 kA
Weight 0,41 kg 0,12 kg
Equipotentiality connections
Direct connections Shunt and Braid NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
Direct connections Equalising bar According to NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN
Indirect connections Spark gaps NFC 17-102, UNE 21186, EN 62305
High impulsed current: 25kA. Direct and indirect protection of 1 and 3-phase power supply network installations for areas with high risk of lightning strikes (high keraunic level).
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23105 23106
Module 2 2
Max voltageUc 440 VAC 335 VAC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 25 kA
Nominal discharge current In 30 kA
Level of protection Up under In 2 kV 1.5 kV
High impulsed current: 25kA. Direct and indirect protection of 1 and 3-phase power supply network installations for areas with high risk of lightning strikes (high keraunic level).
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23120 23121 23122 23123 23124
Module Network
2 L+N
3 3*L
8 3*L
8 3*L+N
4 3*L+N
Max voltageUc 335 VAC 335 VAC 440 VAC 440 VAC 335 VAC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 25 kA 25 kA
Nominal discharge current In
50 kA 40 kA 30 kA
Level of protection Up under In
1,5 kV 1,5 kV 2 kV 2 kV 2 kV
PROTECTION AGAINST INDIRECT EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
TYPE 1 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Unipolar SPDs 25 to 50 kA
Monobl ocs SPDs 25 kA
High ans standard impulsed current: 25kA and 12,5kA. Direct and indirect protection of 1 and 3-phase power supply network installations for areas with high risk of lightning strikes (high keraunic level).
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23107 23108 23114 23115*
Module Network
3 L+N diff
5 3*L diff
2 L+N diff
4 3*L+N diff
Max voltageUc 335 VAC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 25 kA 12,5 kA
Nominal discharge current In 30 kA 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In 1,5 kV 1,5 kV
Standard impulsed currents:12.5kA. Direct and indirect protection of 1 and 3-phase power supply network installations for areas with low risk of lightning strikes (low keraunic level).
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23109 23110 23111 23112
Module Network
4 3*L+N
2 L+N
2 L+N
4 3*L+N
Max voltageUc 440 VAC 335 VAC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 12.5 kA
Nominal discharge current In 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In 2,1 kV 1,3 kV
TYPE 1 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Monobloc SPDs diff 25 kA et 12,5 kAi
Monobloc SPDs 12,5 kA
Standard impulsed current:12.5kA. Direct and indirect protection of 1 and 3-phase power supply network installations for areas with low risk of lightning strikes (low keraunic level). SPDs with high impulsed currents (50kA) for neutral protection of power supply networks.
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23116* 23118* 23129
Module Network
1 1 2
Max voltageUc 440 VAC 335 VAC 335 VAC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 12,5 kA 50 kA
Nominal discharge current In 20 kA 50 kA
Level of protection Up under In 1,8 kV 1,4 kV 1,2 kV
Replacement plug 23117 23119 -
* Pluggable model .
TYPE 1 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Unipolar SPDs 12,5 kA
Discharge currents of 40kA. Primary protection of 1 or 3-phase power supply network installations situated in exposed areas (high keraunic level) or as a complement to type 1SPD.
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23201 23202 23203 23204 23205 23206
Module Network
4 3*L+N
3 3*L
2 L+N
4 3*L+N
3 3*L
2 L+N
Max voltageUc 440 VAC 440 VAC 440 VAC 335 VAC 335 VAC 335 VAC
Max discharge current Imax 40 kA 40 kA
Nominal discharge current In 15 kA 15 kA
Level of protection Up under In 2 kV 1,5 kV
Replacement plug 23208 23207
Discharge currents of 40kA. Primary protection (in common and differential mode) of 1 or 3-phase power supply network installations situated in exposed areas (high keraunic level) or as a complement to type 1 SPD.
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23209 23210
Module Network
4 3*L+N diff
2 L+N diff
Max voltageUc 335 VAC 335 VAC
Max discharge current Imax 40 kA
Nominal discharge current In 15 kA
Level of protection Up under In 1,5 kV 2 kV
Replacement plug 23230 (Phase) / 23211 (Neutre)
Multipolar SPDs 40 kA
TYPE 2 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Multipolar SPDs 40 kA
Discharge currents of 40kA. Primary protection of 1-phase power supply installations situated in exposed areas (high keraunic level) or as a complement to type 1 SPD.
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact
References 23212
Module Network
1 L+N
Max voltageUc 335 VAC
Max discharge current Imax 40 kA
Nominal discharge current In 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In 1.4 kV / 1,2 kV
Replacement plug 23213
Discharge currents of 15kA. Primary protection of 1-phase power supply installations situated in exposed areas (high keraunic level) or as a complement to type 1 SPD.
Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23214 23216 23218
Module Network
2 L+N
3 3*L
4 3*L+N
Max voltageUc 335 VAC
Max discharge current Imax 15 kA
Nominal discharge current In 5 kA
Level of protection Up under In 1,2 kV
Replacement plug 23220
TYPE 2 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Compact SPDs 40 kA
Multipolar SPDs 15 kA
Terminal protection of 1 or 3-phase power supply network installations (common or differential mode). To be used as a complement to type 2 SPDs.
References 23301 23302
Module Network
4 3*L+N diff
2 L+N diff
Max voltageUc 335 VAC
Max discharge current Imax (L-N N-PE) 10 kA / 40 kA
Nominal discharge current In (L-N N-PE) 5 kA / 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In (L-N N-PE) 1,1 kV / 1,2 kV
Replacement plug 23303 (Phase) / 23304 (Neutre)
Protection of analog (RTC/ADSL broadband) and digital (Numéris) telephones. Examples: modems, faxes, telephones, answering machines, transmitters
References 23401 23402 23414 23415
Application RTC / ADSL Numéris RTC / ADSL Numéris
Max voltageUc 185 VDC ±7 VDC 185 VDC ±7 VDC
Max discharge current Imax 10 kA 10 kA
Nominal discharge current In 5 kA 5 kA
Replacement plug Non débrochable 20403 23404
TYPE 3 SPDs NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Multipolar SPDs 10 kA
Telephone Network and Data SPDs NF C 15-100 et CEI 61-643-21
Telephone Network SPDS 10 kA
Standard impulsed current:12.5kA. Direct and indirect protection of photovoltaic and wind generator installations situated in high risk areas of lightning strikes. (high keraunic level). Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
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References 23126* 23127 23128
Module Application
2 PV
4 PV
2 Wind generator
Max voltageUc 550 VDC 1000 VDC 690 VAC / 900 VDC
Impulse discharge current Iimp 12,5 kA 12,5 kA
Nominal discharge current In 20 kA 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In 2 kV 2,7 kV < 2,5 kV
* Model without remote contact.
Maximum impulsed current: 40kA. Direct and indirect protection of photovoltaic and wind generator installations situated in high risk areas of lightning strikes. (high keraunic level). Equipped with a remote and optical fault indicator contact.
References 23222 23223 23224
Module Network
2 PV
3 PV
1 Wind generator
Max voltageUc 550 VDC 1000 VDC 690 VAC / 900 VDC
Max discharge current Imax 40 kA 40 kA
Nominal discharge current In 20 kA 20 kA
Level of protection Up under In 2,1 kV 4 kV < 3 kV
Replacement plug 23227 23228 23229
Renewable Energy SPDs Photovoltaic / Wind generatorne NF C 15-100 and CEI 61-643-1
Type 1 monoblock SPDs 12,5 kA Parafoudres monobloc de Type 1 12,5kA
Type 2 multipolar SPDs 40 kA
Equipotentiality spark gaps to secure the balance of equipment potentials, the metallic structure and flow of static loads. Surge divesters ensure both balance of potentials on equipment and metal structures and absorption of electrostatic discharge. For instance on roof support, pipelines, protection of insulation joints…
References 23503 20002
Application Indirect earthing of separate system Indirect connection of roof support
Max voltage Uc 350 V 200 VDC
Max discharge current Imax 100 kA -
Nominal discharge current In 10 kA 25 kA
Impulse discharge current Iimp 25 kA -
Weight 0,41 kg 0,12 kg
Coordination coils, to make the coordination between 2 consecutive Surge Protection Devices when the length of conduction is very high.
References 23504
Application Coordination
Max voltage Uc 500 VAC
Inductance 15 µH
Maximum current 35 A
Dimensions 1 module
Miscellaneous Surge protector devices
Equipotentiality spark gaps
Coordination coil 15 µH
References
Various models available.
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References
Various models available.
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Miscellaneous Surge protector devices
Surge Protectors Panels
Circuit breaker
Measures ground conductivity and electrical resistance of earths or lightning. Practical and user-friendly. Included in the kit:
4 lengths x 25m of wire section (red, green, blue and black) 4 stainless steel measuring rods
Reference 16174
Alimentation 9V VDC (6 rechargeable batteries provided)
Autonomy 20 hours
Dimensions 140 x 80 x 230 mm
Weight 4 kg
Bag in option (Ref. 16175)
TESTING APPARATUS ET ACCESSO RIES
Testing Apparatus
Earth resistance tester
This counter records each lightning stroke on a lightning protection system. This information can be useful to do the maintenance of the lightning protection system after a lightning impact. Thanks to its reliable construction, this counter resists very well the outdoor difficult conditions (rain, sun). It is totally autonomous and requires no supply. Its performance was tested in COFRAC laboratory, and is guaranteed until 100kA, on negative and positive lightning strokes. Its small size allows it to be integrated discreetly on the
lightning conductor.
Reference 30002
Fastening Parallel
Counter 0-999999
Function mode Electromechanic
Range of detection 1 kA – 100 kA (8/20µs)
Size 52 x 50 x 30 mm
Weight 0,10 kg
Protection index IP66
Range of temperature - 25°C à + 70°C
Lightning impulse counter UTE C 17-106
Operation Placed directly on the lightning conductor, this meter uses fields shone by the current of lightning to activate an electromechanic meter.
Connection This counter is installed just in contact of the lightning conductor (round Ø 8 to 10mm, flat 30x2 or 30x3mm) above the inspection joint, and at 2 meters behind the ground (NF C 17-102).
Fastening The fastening is made on the counter with the stamped stainless steel plate Thanks to its light weight, the product can simply be supported be the lightning conductor.
Use/maintenance It is advised to hold up to date a register which represents the display of the counter at the installation date as well as the display of the counter. This counter is delivered with the display : 000001
TESTING APPARATUS ET ACCESSORIES
Counts the number of lightning impacts on an external installation for lightning protection. Easy to read and use.
References 30001
Fastening system Parallel
Counter 0-999999
Function mode Electronic
Detection range 1 kA – 100 kA
Dimensions 65 x 50 x 45 mm
Weight 0,14 kg
Lightning impulse counter UTE C 17-106
Detection and warning of an approaching storm
Early disconnection of sensitive apparatus. Consists of two parts : a detecting antenna and a control box connected with 3 different length of cables. A nomad version is also available (Ref. 80161), The antenna is fixed on the upper part of a mast. Permanent control of the storm activity. (in a radius from 5 to 10 km). A bright scale indicates the perturbation level generated by the storm. Two levels of alert are available. They are adjustable. When the risk level is overpass, the storm alert is signalized with a contact, a beep and a fast blinking. Ideal for mobile military sites. For installations with high lightning risks or very sensitive (petrol stock, chemistry, golfs,aeronautic sites .. .)
References 80158 80159 80160 80161
Alimentation 5,5 à 7 VDC / 12 à 48 VDC / 12 à 24 VAC
Radius f detection 5 à 10 km
Length of cable 10 m 20 m 30 m 0 (portable)
Weight 6 kg 12 kg 18 kg 5 kg
Associated testing box 80162
Testing Box (ref. 80162)
Testing Apparatus
Storm detector
Suitcase version. (ref. 80161)
Light and easy to use, this Geiger counter detects radioactive air terminals over several metres as well as any other radioactive element.
Measure of Beta particles, X and Gamma rays. In order to control the working of the counter, and to detect the radioactive sources, a beep is generated when a ionization is created in the tube. So, when you are near a radioactive element, the cadence of beeps accelerates.
Technical characteristics: Range of measure: de 5 à 999 Rem/h ou de 0,05 à 9,99 Sv/h Bêta rays : 350 keV à 1,5 MeV Gamma rays : 0,1 à 1,25 MeV Power supply: 2x1,5 V batteries (LR03)
References 30040
Name Geiger counter
Detection X rays
Gamma rays Bêta particles
Dimensions 150 x 60 mm
Weight 0,09 kg (without batteries)
Testing Apparatus
Geiger counter
Lightweight and easy to use, this testing kit enables a visual verification of the correct working order of the air terminal range IONIFLASH MACH. Follow safety instructions carefully when using.
References 30050
Name IONIFLASH testing kit
Alimentation 9V Battery
Dimensions 30 x 25 cm
Weight 0,22 kg
Testing Apparatus
IONIFLASH MACH® TESTING KIT
The aluminothermic welding system Calweld® Multi, is simple and adaptable to ensure earthing circuit connections The kit includes:
1 pair pliers 1 mould for horizontal welding 3 moulds for welding on earth rod (Ø 12.5mm, 14.2mm,
17.2mm) 2 sachets of 33 fiber washers 1 pair of SKK1 pliers 1 tool kit 1 mould scraper 1 instruction manual
References 16300
Name Kit Caldweld® Multi
Weight 25 kg
Metal / Moulds / Accessories …
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Hoop mounting device.
References 12113
Material Galvanized Steel
Weight 2,5 kg
Accesso ries
Aluminothermic welding
Hoop mounting device
For brickwork clamp. Ref. 14001 / 14003 / 14005
References 14004
Material Lead
Weight 6,2 g
Zinc coated steel bolt with antimony lead expansion peg
References 12008
Material Lead
Diameter M10
Length 50 mm
Weight 123 g
For fixation. (M10)
References 85037
Material Galvanized steel
Diameter M10
Length 95 mm
Weight 62,5 g
Accessories
Masonry lead peg for brickwork clamp
Bolt FIX II M 10 95/36
Bolts
Different sized rooster ornaments to fix on steeples
“ATELIER D’ART FRANCAIS”
References 18101 18102 18105 18106 18108
Material Copper
size 63 cm 75 cm 63 cm 75 cm 63 cm
Mounted on Ball and bronze pebbles Bronze pebbles
Weight 4,9 kg 5,9 kg 3,8 kg 4,8 kg 4,9 kg
Copper Cardinal points.
References 18110
Material Brass
Dimension 65 cm
Weight 1,1 kg
Sheath with ball bearing on bronze pebble.
References 18020
Material Copper
Dimension 43 cm
Weight 1,1 kg
Accessor ies
Roof ornaments
Cardinal points N.S.E.W
Sheath
CERTIFICATIONS and REFERENCES
Multi standard certifications
ATTESTATION
IONIFLASH MACH 60 TEST
IONIFLASH MACH 45 TEST
CERTIFICATIONS ET REFERENCES
IONIFLASH MACH 30 TEST
CERTIFICATIONS ET REFERENCES
IONIFLASH MACH TEST in Rain Conditions. Insulation
CERTIFICATIONS ET REFERENCES
IONIFLASH MACH TEST - No need for remote test control
CERTIFICATIONS ET REFERENCES
Perimeter IONIFLASH MACH (in Teq CO2)
IONIFLASH MACH + Accessories (in Teq CO2)
Restraint 33 38
Life cycle 31 37
Global 50 58
Perimeter IONIFLASH MACH (in Teq CO2)
IONIFLASH MACH + Accessories (in Teq CO2)
Restraint 99.2 115.2
Life cycle 93.6 109.6
Global 151.2 167.2
Results p er air -terminal
IONIFLASH MACH® Carbon report
Environmental advantages of the IONIFLASH MACH
No electronic parts
Easy installation’smechanism: economy in
energy and cost
Packaging respectful of the environment; quantity
of packages optimized
COMPOSITIONCOMPOSITION
INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION
WASTESWASTES
Rate of recycledmaterials at the
maximum authorized by the standards in force Optimizated manufacture
process : Reduces the energy consumption
Twice lighter in weight: Less material consumed, less pollution in transport
Elaborated in order to avoid energy
consumption when it isinstalled Less requested materials :
Less cables, total charge of the installation reduced
Life duration until 50 years !
Product completelyrecyclable withoutprevious process
QUALIFOUDRE
BUREAU VERITAS
YOUR INFORMATIONS
Name :
Adress :
Postcode : Town : Country : Tél : Fax : email : NAME OF THE SITE TO PROTECT : Department : Town : Country : TYPE OF BUILDING :
Principal use :
offices commerce public entertainment school church
hospital hotel industry museum restaurant
Public service individual house other :
Nature of the stored products or manufactured products:
Building in project Building under construction Building constructed
Building’s form :
A B C D E Height : m Total height : m Length : m Width : m Chimney or steeple height : m
Please give us if possible, the docuents wich would be useful for our study:
Sketches of the building, photos, study of dangers, exploitation order…
Information sheet for Lightning Risk Analysis
CHARACTERISTICS FOR A CHURCH Does it have: A cross YES NO A style rooster YES NO Some bells YES NO If yes, are they electrified YES NO are they protected by a surge arrester YES NO CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING Structure: metallic wood concrete other
Roof: Asphalted terrace roof gravelled terrace roof slate roof tiles zinc Concrete fibres aluminium copper thatch other
Front: metallic wood concrete stone bricks aluminium other
Type of flooring on the building perimeter: asphalt concrete soil gravel other
Nature of the sub-soil: marshy clay sand granites sandstone schist tender calcareous compact calcareous stony ground vegetable soil other
PARTICULAR ELEMENTS Are / is there… ? Antennas on the roof number: height:
Chimneys number: height:
Metallic elements number: type:
Rising gas column Electric cables in the front Electrical earth ground system Value of the resistance of the electrical earth ground system: Ω - Made by hooping Earthing conductor section: mm² - Made by stakes - Unknown INFORMATION FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK
Building placement factor With higher elements with smaller elements surrounding isolated at the top of a hill Particular dangers No risk Low panic risk medium panic risk high panic risk Evacuation difficulties Dangers for the environment Contamination of the environment Fire risk No risk Low ordinary high explosion Anti-fire protection No protection manual automatic Detection with alarm firemen intervention: less than 10 min more than 10 min Type of flooring inside Agricultural asphalt concrete wood ceramic gravel sandstone linoleum marble fitted carpet carpet other
EXTERIOR SERVICES
Electric public network Medium voltage low voltage Presence of a High Voltage / Low Voltage transformer: no yes in the building yes in another building Type of line: Underground ground resistance: Ω.m Aerial length of the line from another building: m Relative position: With higher elements surrounding with smaller elements surrounding isolated at the top of a hill Environment factor : Important urban (h > 20m) urban (20m > h > 10m) Suburban (h < 10m) rural Public telephone network Type of line: Underground aerial Length of the line from another building: m Nature of the signal: analogical (Commuted Telephone Network) number:
ADSL (Internet) number:
Digital network (ISDN) number:
Specialized line number: voltage : V Public gas network Type of pipes metallic with isolating joint YES NO isolated Public drinking water network Type of pipes Metallic isolated
INTERIOR SERVICES
Electric distribution 220 V single phase (2 cords ) 380 V triphase + neutral (4 cords) 380 V triphase (3 cords) Neutral system: TT TN-S TN-C IT unknown Circuit-breaker at the top: Strength of the current: A differential: mA selective or delayed Presence of divisional boards number:
INSTALLATION LISTED FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIR ONMENT
List of the nomenclature rubrics which need an authorization of exploitation for an industrial site
FRANCE PARATONNERRES in Franc e and in the world…
Monuments historiques ...
CERTIFICATIONS AND REFERENCES
Monuments historiques ...
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Industries …
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Office, Public entertainment, Railway Stations …
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Help centers, telecommunication pylons …
Individual houses …
FRANCE PARATONNERRES in Franc e and in the world…
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