ESE Lightning Protection

Certified Updated TSTLP^® Early Streamer Emission Lightning Protection (Active Lightning Protection) is designed according to the International most popular standards NF C 17-102:2011 Annexe C for maximum lightning strike protection.

KEY BENEFITS 

1, PATENT Available

2, Fully & Successfully Tested according to NF C 17-102:2011 Annexe C & UNE 21.186:2011 Paragraph C at ILAC members (ENAC & RENAR) Accredited High-Voltage Laboratories in EUROPE, Official Test Reports with ilac-MRA, ENAC, Romania-RENAR marks to ensure your full satisfaction

3, CE marking

4, Fully Autonomous Operation

5, TSTLP^® Early Streamer Emission (ESE) Lightning Protection Device only becomes active when electrical field intensity rises(lightning discharge likely), TSTLP^® ESE Type Lightning Protection presents no danger to the site.

6, Totally reliability, even in extreme climatic conditions.

7, Robust to withstand multiple lightning strikes.

8, Standardized Quality Management System Manufacturing Process (ISO 9001:2015 Cert #：CN22-24407A）

Technica Data of TSTLP Early Streamer Emission (ESE) Air Terminal SMT-ESE60

TSTLP Ese Lightning Arrester Cover Area as follows, and Lightning Protection Level 1 is the HIGHEST Protection Level !

How does TSTLP^® Early Streamer lightning protection work ?

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A:  TSTLP^® ESE’s lower electrodes gather energy from naturally occurring ambient electrical fields that increase as much as ten thousand volts per meter as the storm approaches.

B:  TSTLP^® ESE collects the electrical energy and stores in capacitors inside the TSTLP ESE. Just before a lightning strike the atmospheric electrical field increases rapidly,activating the patented triggering device.

C:  TSTLP^® ESE’s trigger releases the stored energy in the capacitors through the upper electrodes at the tip of the air terminal and initiates an upward leader at the optimum moment.

D:  TSTLP^® ESE’s upward leader connects with the downward leader and the result is a lightning strike that directed safely to ground through the air terminal, downleads, and grounding system.

Comparing TSTLP^® Advanced lightning protection with simple lightning protection