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Playing With Fusion Inc
Scientific Sales boasts a full line of lightning detectors and lightning warning alarms to protect people from unpredictable and deadly lightning strikes. Lighting monitors can detect electrical activity from up to 40 miles away and track a storm as it approaches with audible and LED alarms. Choose from a permanent lightning detector or hand-held lightning sensors for accurate and reliable lightning detection. Scientific Sales’ lightning monitors and lightning sensors are professionally rated and are used by NASA, major airlines and professional sports teams. Industry related applications of lightning meters include construction and drilling sites, golf courses, outdoor event venues, university facilities and more.
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Aero Nav Laboratories, Inc.
Lightning testing is used to determine the ability of externally mounted electrical and electronic equipment to withstand the direct effects of a lightning strike.
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Solar Electronics Company
The Solar Model 2654-1 Lightning Generator synthesizes electrical impulses needed for testing susceptibility to transients induced in aircraft equipment by lightning strikes.
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LBA Group, Inc
PLP- 32 Lightning Masts are recommended for a wide range of lightning protection applications where it is impossible or undesirable to attach conventional lightning terminals. Other models in the series share the same attributes and differ only in height and weight.PLP-32 Lightning Masts provide a cone of protection within which lightning charges are diverted to the mast and grounded instead of to the protected object. Multiple PLP-32 masts may be used to protect extended areas. Protected areas may be determined by use of the widely accepted “rolling sphere” concept. For example, a single PLP-32 mast will protect 9 foot (2.14 m) high portable buildings wholly within a 40 foot (12.19 m) radius. An array of five PLP-32 masts will protect a camp of portable buildings within a 25,000 square foot (2323 m2) area. Consult LBA Technology™ for specific layouts you wish to protect.
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National Technical Systems
NTS is the world’s foremost authority in lightning testing. With the industry’s top thought leaders, you get to work side-by-side with experts who shape industry standards, sit on advisory boards, and author textbooks. Trusted by NASA and the FAA, NTS delivers best-in-class lightning testing at different locations throughout the United States.
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American Environments Co., Inc.
AECO''s proprietary test techniques enable us to readily provide custom engineered waveforms. Contact us with your detailed requirements.
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Cirprotec, S.L.
Nimbus lightning rod tester for testing the early streamer emission internal circuit as well as the level of protection of the lightning rods.
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TOA Systems Inc.
Our Global Lightning Network® (GLN®) is tried and true, delivering hyperlocal real-time lightning data for threat assessment and integration.
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Playing With Fusion Inc
Arduino shield, ideal for AS3935 lightning sensor development. The lightning "emulator" generates a RF signal that mimics lightning strikes. This board is in an Arduino Uno form factor, and only uses GPIO and I2C, so can be stacked on many form factors (developed on an Uno and Mega).
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THOR GUARD
THOR GUARD leads the world in the manufacturing of lightning prediction and lightning warning systems. Since 1972, THOR GUARD has utilized our proprietary atmospheric electrostatic analysis to produce a variety of lightning prediction systems to meet the technical and budgetary demands of various customer groups.
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StrikeAlert HD -
Outdoors Technologies
StrikeAlert HD is the first personal lightning detector with a graphical display that shows you the lightning strike distance (from 0 - 40 miles away) as well as a 1-hour storm trend and intensity.
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Bristol Industrial & Research Associates Ltd
Biral Thunderstorm Detectors are self-contained standalone devices that detect the presence of all forms of lightning including intra-cloud, cloud to cloud and cloud to ground. Additionally our sensors can warn of the risk of overhead lightning before the first discharge.