Why do I need to install a Lightning Archer?

Unsure if a lightning arrestor is right to protect your property? An experienced electrician can help you determine the right tool for your situation.

MINIMIZING PROPERTY DANGER

A lightning guard installed on the exterior can protect your property against lightning and similar discharges. This can save you significant money if your property experiences lightning strikes frequently because of its location, materials, or any other factor. It protects against secondary harm, such as strikes that strike nearby trees and cause branches or leaves to fall.

PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE LINES

A lightning arrestor can help protect fragile wires and cables from damage outside, other than direct damage to your home. A lightning arrestor, like the general protection of your home from damage, is very affordable compared to the potential damage to your wiring. Furthermore, you can expect a significant increase in safety by installing a Lightning Arrestor on exposed Wiring. A lightning strike might not be likely to pass through your building except under the most extreme of circumstances but could cause damage to your wires enough for serious injury.

AVOIDING OUTLET SURGES

A smaller number of lightning arrestors have a different function inside a building. These can be used in order to reduce surges at the outlet. These may be very basic devices, or complex electrical equipment. Finding the right fit can be challenging, but when correctly installed, all these devices will protect occupants against both natural and artificial surges.

ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE

Many surge protectors and electricity filtering systems used in homes include small-scale lightning stopper structures, along with more advanced features. This combination can reduce 'dirty’ power and keep your lines working as it should, even in times of severe storms or other electromagnetic contaminating events. A qualified electrician can help you determine the best solution for your problem.

EASY USE

A basic lightning arrestor is often easier to use and install than other solutions. A licensed electrician can quickly set up a lightning arrestor, which will allow you to get the most out of your system with little investment.