BS EN IEC 62561-2:2018
Lightning protection system components (LPSC). Part 2:
Requirements for conductors and earth electrodes (IEC 62561-2:2018)
Publication Date: 12 April 2018
Replaces BS EN 62561-2:2012
BS EN 62561-1
Lightning protection system components (LPSC).
Requirements for connection components
Publication Date: 28 July 2017
Replaces: BS EN 62561-1:2012
The new FLT-SEC-PLUS 264 type 1 lightning current arresters from Phoenix Contact are used in mains supplies with 230/400 volt networks. Even in the event of high lightning currents up to 50 kA per position, systems are protected and can continue running unaffected.
The new FLT-SEC-PLUS 440 type 1 lightning current arresters from Phoenix Contact are specifically suitable for industrial and wind energy applications with 400/690 V networks. They enable you to safely handle high lightning currents up to 35 kA per position.
The new Valvetrab-SEC from Phoenix Contact, the world's narrowest type-2 surge protective device, offers impressive features such as durability and high performance, thanks to the use of Safe Energy Control (SEC) technology.
The Flashtrab-SEC-T1+T2 protective device combination consists of line-follow-current-free type 1 lightning arresters on the basis of a spark gap and varistor-based type 2 surge protective devices. This combination, in just one device, is the only one on the market worldwide.
The latest D/DS range is designed to complement the existing D1 Series of ESP products providing a further enhanced series to our existing ESP range of mains protector range for specific systems.
Many industries, such as petrochemical, oil & gas and food & beverage, face the ongoing challenge of protecting people and property from the risk presented by potentially explosive atmospheres.
Invented and developed by Furse, this range of heat weldable lightning conductor clips provides a quick, easy and reliable method of securing flat tape or solid circular lightning conductor to single ply polypropylene, polyethylene and PVC roofing membranes, where solvent welding is not applicable.
Furse have now launched an updated Guide to BS EN 62305 Protection Against Lightning. This latest edition incorporates guidance on the recently revised BS EN 62305 standard, from risk assessment following Part 2, to application guidance in line with Parts 3 & 4.