Lightning protection guide by OBO

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Last revision 2020

Vydal: OBO BETTERMANN s. r. o. Autor: OBO BETTERMANN

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these systems, two further data cables be- sides earth are protected. Basic protection circuit measuring circuit Use lightning barriers measuring circuits Before lightning barriers are used measuring cir- cuits, must first confirmed whether resistance increase permitted. In the case arrestors with integrated inductances for decoupling, the signal attenuated high transfer frequencies. Ground-referenced systems are signal circuits that have common reference potential with other signal circuits. The maximum operating current should also be verified ensure that the dissipated energy does not cause thermal destruction the decoupling elements. Depending the decoupling, resistance increases the measuring circuits can oc- cur with types FRD and FRD2. These devices can universally applied. TBS Blitzschutz-Leitfaden 2018 / en / 2020/01/10 14:42:40 14:42:40 (LLExport_02613) / 2020/01/10 14:42:54 14:42:54 238 Chapter The internal lightning protection system . Type series FRD2/FLD2 Type FRD2 and FLD2 are intended for use ground- referenced (symmetrical, potential-referenced) single- wire systems. FLD/FLD2 an- d/or MDP devices should therefore used this case. The decision use FRD (with resistive decoupling) FLD (with inductive de- coupling) depends the system protected. This can result er- rors with current loop measurements.g. Therefore, when used measuring cir- cuits with high transfer frequencies, lightning barriers with resistive decoupling elements are the preferred solution. These are systems whose signal circuits have common reference po- tential with other signal circuits, e. current loops.Circuit diagram lightning barrier FRD/FLD Circuit diagram lightning barrier FRD2/FLD2 Type series FRD/FLD Type FRD, FLD and MDP lightning barriers are de- signed for use so-called floating (asymmetrical, po- tential-free) two-core systems