Hi, I'm new to the forums, I taired to looking for Automatic protection for "lighting & surge protcator" circuit.plz guyz help me to get thats circuit coz i taired to looking for it. I hope I posted this in the right forum......
Your spelling is horrible.
Lightning is thousands of amps from a big spark from the sky. Lighting is lights.
Nobody knows what is called a "protcator". It might be a protector.
Some lightning and surge protectors are good, and others don't work.
I don't use one because I don't get lightning very often and I turn off my computer and TV when I do, and I don't have surges.
you must have misunderstood what the lightnings were doing. They decided to give you a great show.
I'm missing the real good lightnings which you normally can observe in mountainous terrain. Over flat land they look like sparks. (of course slightly bigger than that of a spark plug, just slightly)
the most effective and natural lightning protection is very cheap and you can make it yourself.
Plant some fast growing trees, e.g. eucalytus around your home. Don't plant them too close. When a lightning strikes one of them it will burst in many small parts like a huge explosion and fall on your house.
I have 25m high palm trees around my house and there is no reason why a lightning should select a detour using my house instead of using a tree if it has decided to ground itself. Most lightnings however discharge within clouds.
Hi, I'm new to the forums, I taired to looking for Automatic protection for "lighting & surge protcator" circuit.plz guyz help me to get thats circuit coz i taired to looking for it. I hope I posted this in the right forum......
Whether you want protector for
1. Public mains to your equipment
2. Antenna protection in case RF use
In the first case it is best to have protectors mounted at the incoming point of your mains and connect a perfect ground over there.
added to that you may have a spike buster type power strip with ground wire connected properly. from this strip you may take power.
In the absence of preliminary protection, and if you happen ti live around hilly region or lightening prone zones, trying to protect at the last point won't be much of use.
Protection from lightening and spikes is rather a wide subject and those who are able to protect themselves and their equipment are lucky and and perhaps could come forward and share their thoughts as to how to be effective in protection techniques.
Hi Hans,
I like to watch lightning shows while my wife and dog hide.
I count the seconds from the light to the sound to determine the distance. A few times there was no delay and it was thrilling. KA-BOOM!
I have seen some tall buildings get struck and luckily they had protection so had no damage.