Lightning protection guide by OBO

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necessary protective angle and spacings grids and arresters) more involved for lightning protection class systems than for lightning protection class systems. This corresponds the re- quired lightning protection class (Table 1.g. Effi- ciency lightning protection class the highest at 98%, and lightning protection class the lowest at 79%. The building’s required risk level determined the basis the risk lightning strike and the damage that can expected.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 1.g. LPS 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 43 Chapter General introduction . claim statistics from property insurance companies. The local risk determined multiplying the fre- quency lightning strikes with the likelihood dam- age and factor cover the likely loss/extent of damage.4). Alternatively, the lightning protection class can de- termined the basis statistical data, e. The cost and time involved erecting lightning pro- tection system (e. Ger- many, the standard DIN 62305-2 includes three national supplements containing additional information on risk management for example, Supplement 2 (Calculation aids for estimating the risk damage for structures), which offers assistance with the often complicated process assessing the risk damage.4: LPL vs.7 Lightning protection risk analysis and categorisation lightning pro- tection class The risk lightning strikes can determined car- rying out risk analysis according IEC 62305-2. Risk level (LPL lightning protection level) Lightning protection class (LPS class lightning protection system) I I II II III III IV IV % of lightning strikes Lightning amplitude [kA] positive and negative lightning Lightning current parameters according the risk level (LPL) accordance with DIN VDE 0185-305-1 Table 1