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Understanding Thunder Arrestors – Breezent Electric

⚡ Understanding Thunder Arrestors: Protecting Your Home from Electrical Surges

Thunderstorms can pose significant risks to your home's electrical systems. A thunder arrestor, also known as a lightning arrester, is a crucial device designed to protect your electrical installations from voltage surges caused by lightning strikes.

🔍 What Is a Thunder Arrestor?

A thunder arrestor diverts high-voltage surges safely to the ground, preventing damage to equipment and fire hazards. It remains inactive under normal conditions and only conducts when there's a surge.

⚙️ How Does It Work?

During a voltage spike, the arrestor provides a low-resistance path for the excess voltage to flow into the ground, keeping your appliances safe.

🛠️ Types of Thunder Arrestors

  • Rod Gap Arrestors: Basic protection with metal rods and a gap.
  • Valve-Type Arrestors: Use nonlinear resistive elements; great for high-risk areas.
  • Metal Oxide Varistor (MOV): Fast-acting with zinc oxide grains; common in homes.

✅ Benefits of Installing a Thunder Arrestor

  • Protects electrical appliances from surges
  • Reduces fire risk
  • Extends lifespan of wiring and devices
  • Minimizes repair costs
  • Meets safety standards

🏠 Installation Tips

Always hire a certified electrician. Ensure good grounding. Your location and system size matter for proper performance.

Need expert help?

Contact Breezent Electric for safe and professional thunder arrestor installation.

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