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Lighting Protection

05/12/2009 3:57 PM

dear members ,

i want to prepare technical submittal for the client subject is lightning of protections can any one help me out to prepare the submittal what are the requirements do i need catalogues and just give me the general idea of ligthning protection thanks i need it urgent or is there any email or website help me
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mayt2u
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Re: asking for ligthning protection

05/12/2009 5:47 PM

Try 'A.B. Chance' they used to be into lightning suppression stuff.

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Re: asking for ligthning protection

05/13/2009 10:20 AM

to help you, i suggest that you discover the experience of this specialist of lightning & surge protection : read about the basics he is explaining ... http://engineering.electrical-equipment.org/electrical-distribution/lightning-surge-protection.html
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Re: Lighting Protection

05/15/2009 6:20 AM

If I give you the technical knowledge you need to sway your client to buy your product and/or service then you and your company will make money and I'll get what?

I'm not sure if they have any rolling doughnuts in your part of the world, but if they do then please feel free to go take a flying f*ck at one.
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