Lightning Warning Systems to Protect Homes and Industries
Technically, lightening is defined as the electrostatic discharge between the charged
clouds or the clouds and the earth surface.
The dangerous part is when it strikes
the earth and enters your...
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Lightning Warning Systems to Protect Homes and Industries
Technically, lightening is defined as the electrostatic discharge between the charged
clouds or the clouds and the earth surface.
The dangerous part is when it strikes
the earth and enters your home.
There are three main ways through which it could
enter your space is through a direct strike, through electric wires or by piping
system.
Regardless how it enters your system, but once it enters it could easily
travel through wires, phone systems, plumbing, radio and television systems and
cause disastrous damages.
Such lightening hazards can be mitigated by general
alertness and proper planning.
A prominent part of such a system could be an early
detection and warning alarm systems.
A good detector exists in our brains.
If you hear a thunder you can judge that that
the lightening is within your hearing range.
If you see the light but is not able to
hear the thunder then that particular lightening is beyond your hearing rang
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