Class C (Type 2) Low Voltage Surge Arrester
Class C Surge Arresters (Type 2) Usage Class C surge arresters are used to protect against network surges, switching surges,…
Read MoreSelection and Installation of LV Surge Arresters According to Lightning Protection Zones
AG Surge Arresters According to Protection Zones AG surge arresters are classified according to lightning protection zones. Selection of AG…
Read MoreTouch Voltage Calculation
What is Touch Voltage? Touch voltage is the portion of the grounding voltage that can be bridged by a human.…
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Separation Distance in Lightning Protection Systems and Insulated Lightning Down Conductor
S Protection Distance An S protection distance must always be maintained between the lightning down conductor, the building structure, and…
Read MoreStep Voltage Calculation
What is Step Voltage? The potential range at which a human or animal stands in case of a fault, i.e.,…
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GES Surge Arrester
One of the biggest risks for solar power plants is not being properly and completely protected against lightning and overvoltage.…
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The Use of Lightning Rods in Solar Power Plants Creates Risks
To prevent photovoltaic systems from damage caused by sudden overvoltage and lightning strikes, protecting them under the IEC 62305-5 Standard…
Read MoreEquipotential Grounding Busbar
As we always emphasize at Yılkomer, protection against lightning and overvoltage can only be achieved through the correct integration of…
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Grounding Types and Distribution Networks
International regulations define low-voltage distribution networks in three ways. According to the TS 3994 standard, these distribution networks are named…
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