Lightning protection mast on concrete foundation for elevated down conductors h=3500mm (concrete / hot-dip galvanized steel) /F/OG/ AH35201

Protection of high-risk facilities

This lightning mast, mounted on a solid concrete foundation, is a solution designed to protect large areas and facilities with an increased risk of lightning strikes. Its design allows for the creation of an effective protection zone, covering even a group of tall buildings. A height of 3500 mm provides a large insulation distance, crucial for the safety of the installation.

Construction and durability

The mast is made of hot-dip galvanized steel, which guarantees corrosion resistance and long-term reliability. The concrete foundation with dimensions of 250x250x1000mm and a weight of 115kg ensures stability and solid anchoring in the ground. The structure has been calculated for Ultimate Limit States, taking into account a safety factor of 1.4 – this means that the mast is able to withstand strong wind gusts up to 10°(B), which qualifies it for use in Class I lightning protection. This is important for installers who must meet stringent safety standards.

Application and benefits

• Protection of high-risk facilities: Ideal for securing industrial buildings, telecommunication towers, grain silos and other facilities exposed to direct lightning strikes.
• Extensive protection zone: Allows for protection of a larger area than standard solutions.
• Mechanical strength: Resistant to strong winds and other weather conditions thanks to the solid construction and materials used.
• Durable protection: Hot-dip galvanized steel provides long-term corrosion resistance, minimizing maintenance costs.
• Compliance with standards: Meets the requirements for Class I lightning protection, confirming its effectiveness and safety.

This mast is not only an element of protection against atmospheric discharges – it is an investment in the safety of people and property. Solid construction and high quality workmanship translate into trouble-free operation for many years.