Only protected
system can withstand these loads and reliably pro-
duce electricity. To
prevent loss investments, relevant insurance-related
questions need considered.
PV system the protection area the air-termination
system situated separation distance s
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Chapter The internal lightning protection system
.g.3 Residential and industrial applications
Transient surges resulting from lightning strikes and
switching operations cause the failure and destruction
of electronic devices. Damage terminal devices in
homes and the failure computer-controlled systems
in everything from industry and commerce agricul-
ture, lead downtimes, costly repairs even the
loss important files such documents, photo-
graphs and customer enquiries and orders. The German Supplementary Sheet the light-
ning protection standard IEC 62305-3 also requires –
to protect the inverter the installation surge pro-
tection the side.
House with lightning protection system and internal light-
ning protection system
3.
Using surge protection devices reduces downtimes of
devices and systems.
In addition, systems, surge protection for in-
formation and communication technology recom-
mended.4.3.4. Under VdS Directive 2010, property
insurers require systems kWp more be
fitted with lightning protection and internal surge
voltage protection.4 systems
Surge voltages can lead the failure systems
and hence failure achieve the expected yields.2.2. TVs, videos and DVD recorders, stereos
Telephone systems
• Analogue
• ISDN NTBA
• telephony systems
Construction engineering/installations
• Heating controls
• Solar and photovoltaic systems
• Building automation
Terminals
• Computer
• Household appliances, burglar alarm systems, etc. Surge
protection measures should taken for the following
devices and systems:
Antenna systems
• Cable connection
• Antennas
• E.
If new system connected electrical sys-
tem, surge protection (type the side re-
quired according IEC 60364-4-44 and 60364-7-
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