Connected lightning strike counter without display: Alert@ir XT®
In today's world, where technology plays a crucial role, safety against natural disasters such as lightning has become a priority. The Alert@ir XT® system is a remarkable innovation in this area. This device is designed to be placed on a grounding conductor of a lightning protection system.
Real-Time Functionality and Alerts
The main role of theAlert@ir XT® is to send a real-time alert via the internet when a lightning strike occurs. This feature is made possible thanks to our Contact@irSystem range of transmitters and receiversIn the event of a lightning strike on one of your installations, the system immediately triggers an alert.
Intensity Measurement and Rapid Response
What distinguishes Alert@ir XT® is its ability to measure the intensity of the lightning strike on a scale of 1 to 3. This crucial information allows users to determine the type of verification needed, the degree of urgency of intervention, and to organize the appropriate maintenance to preserve the protected structures.
Compliance with Standards and Verification
In accordance with standard NFC 17-102, a check of your lightning protection system is required after each lightning strike (art. 8.2). This provision ensures the continued effectiveness of your protection system. The alert provided by Alert@ir XT® is therefore an important signal to verify the integrity and proper functioning of your installation.
Access and Management via the Web and the Application
To facilitate monitoring, users can access information about their installation via the LPS Manager applicationThese tools are part of the Contact@irReady rangeoffering a complete and accessible solution for lightning protection management.
Conclusion
In short, theAlert@ir XT® This represents a significant advancement in lightning strike safety management. Its ability to provide real-time alerts and precise measurements of strike intensity makes this system an indispensable tool for protecting and maintaining structures against weather hazards.