Lightning Air Terminal

A lightning rod is a metal conductor installed at the highest point of a structure. It provides a preferred strike point for lightning and transfers the electrical energy through down conductors to the earth without damaging the building.

Common Features

• High conductivity metal construction
• Installed at roof level
• Corrosion-resistant material
• Connected to grounding network
• Provides direct strike interception

Common Use

• Capture lightning strikes
• Protect building structures from fire and damage

Common Types

• Franklin Rod
• Early Streamer Emission (ESE) Air Terminal
• Multiple Point Air Terminal

Advantages

• Reduces lightning damage risk
• Protects building structure
• Long service life
• Low maintenance
• Reliable protection

Common Applications

• Residential buildings
• High-rise buildings
• Factories
• Warehouses
• Communication towers