Overview
Franklin-type copper arresters follow the classic conventional lightning rod approach: intercept the strike at a raised point and transfer the current safely to the earthing path.
This product page is structured for procurement, engineering, and catalog comparison. The key information is kept in the same order
as the 800V LT page: overview, quick facts, specification table, related links, and FAQs.
Key Features
- Classic conventional lightning rod layout
- Copper based conduction
- Suitable for roof top strike interception
- Easy to integrate with earthing network
- Well understood field installation method
Technical Snapshot
| Parameter |
Value |
| Material |
Copper |
| Type |
Franklin-type conventional arrester |
| Mounting |
Air terminal on roof or mast |
| Use case |
Direct strike interception |
| Model |
Franklin-Type Copper |
| Price range |
INR 22000 - 54000 |
Applications
- Residential towers
- Factories
- Schools and colleges
- Warehouses
- Commercial buildings
Related Pages
FAQs
1. What is the main use of this lightning arrester?
Classic conventional lightning rod style with copper conduction. It is used as part of a conventional or ESE lightning protection system depending on the selected model.
2. What should be checked before ordering?
Share the site type, mounting position, protection objective, earthing layout, and the required material finish so the selection matches the project duty.
3. Can the page be used for project comparison?
Yes. The product summary, technical snapshot, applications, and related links are arranged to help EPC teams compare lightning protection options quickly.
