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Lightning 2025: Read the detection data to make better decisions
Lightning data from 2025 informs the decision, provided that Ng, Nsg, risk analysis and field monitoring are distinguished.
Lightning data from 2025 informs the decision, provided that Ng, Nsg, risk analysis and field monitoring are distinguished.
Following the fire at a care home in Corsavy, discover how to coordinate lightning protection, alert and evacuation of public buildings.
Early Streamer Emission (ESE) Lightning Rod: Role, Installation and Control according to NF C 17-102 When a site accommodates people, sensitive equipment or a
Protecting a historic building against lightning: IEC 62305 analysis, surge control and post-impact monitoring to preserve use.
In York County, Pennsylvania, a lightning strike ignited the attic of a house. Analysis of the causes and lightning protection solutions for buildings.
A scientific study explains why the lack of protection for buildings amplifies the consequences of lightning in sub-Saharan Africa, and what solutions exist.
The lightning-caused fires in Oregon serve as a reminder of how to protect water, telecom, and other critical infrastructure networks.
On July 27, 2026, a tree trimmer was struck by lightning and killed on a worksite in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This accident, supported by global, American, and French statistics, serves as a stark reminder of why every outdoor worksite requires a clear lightning protocol and appropriate detection tools.
El Niño is redistributing thunderstorm-prone conditions globally. Discover what this means for risk analysis, monitoring, and lightning protection.
El Niño is a phase of the ENSO climate system that alters Pacific Ocean temperatures, winds, and the location of tropical convection. Understanding its mechanism helps interpret regional variations in thunderstorm activity, but it does not imply a uniform risk everywhere. The NOAA bulletin of July 9, 2026, confirms a strengthening El Niño. For infrastructure operators, the best response remains sustainable: analyze lightning risk, protect installations according to IEC 62305, and monitor the actual activity observed at each site.
ESE, meshed cage or simple rod: 2026 comparison of lightning rod types, their reference standards and criteria for choosing the right solution for your building.
Everything you need to know about the EMF (Early Streamer Emission) lightning rod: operation, selection criteria, installation compliant with NF C 17-102:2011 and maintenance. Complete guide by LPS France.
The LexisNexis 2026 report reveals a 76.8% increase in the cost of lightning damage in the United States by 2025. Analysis and lightning protection solutions compliant with IEC 62305.
The fires in Gironde are disrupting LPS France's operations. We are doing everything we can to continue serving our clients and stand in solidarity with those affected.
A comprehensive comparative guide to choosing the right surge protector (SPD) for your installation: Type 1 for direct lightning protection, Type 2 for induced surges, and Type 3 for fine protection of sensitive equipment. Selection criteria according to IEC 62305-4.
In 2025, insurers paid out $1.65 billion for lightning claims—a 59% increase in just one year. Here's what the figures reveal and how to protect your property with a lightning rod certified to NF C 17-102.
The Earth receives 40 to 50 lightning strikes per second. But how does lightning form? Discover the complete physics of lightning: charge separation, stepped leader, return strike — and its implications for IEC 62305 lightning protection.
On the night of June 27-28, 2026, lightning struck and caused a house fire in Laon (Aisne). This event illustrates the real risk to any unprotected building. Discover how a fire alarm compliant with NF C 17-102 can protect your home.
Indeed, lightning is an impressive but potentially dangerous natural phenomenon. In addition to the risks to people, property such as buildings is also at risk. Trees and electrical installations can suffer considerable damage if struck by lightning. Furthermore, a fire started by lightning is
Lightning rod: definition. A lightning rod is a device designed to protect buildings and structures from direct lightning strikes. It is generally installed outdoors at the highest point of a house, building, factory, or pylon. It acts by
Indeed, protecting your home from lightning is essential, especially if you live in an area prone to thunderstorms. Here are the key steps for effective protection: Installing a lightning rod: This is the most direct way to protect your home. A lightning rod
Indeed, the Catatumbo Lightning, a unique natural phenomenon, has captivated observers for centuries. Located in the Lake Maracaibo region of Venezuela, this spectacular atmospheric event is distinguished by its intensity and regularity, creating an unparalleled natural spectacle. An Unpredictable Celestial Ballet
Brittany was hit by a particularly significant weather event this weekend. Lightning struck Brest airport, forcing the cancellation of all flights on Sunday, and air traffic will continue to be disrupted today, Monday, October 30th. This is because meteorological information can no longer be transmitted to
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Definition: An outdoor lightning protection system is designed to protect structures, equipment, and people from the direct and indirect effects of lightning. https://youtu.be/o3UqwXjwNx4?si=8C4fZtPU8db7zSO8 Contact Us Components: Here are the main components of this type of installation: Lightning rod
Indeed, thanks to our product traceability systems and our unique and exclusive authentication system, we have put an end to the counterfeiting of our brand and products that had been ongoing for two months. Our products are therefore protected by our patents and trademark registrations
On the night of Saturday to Sunday, a wave of violent storms swept across southern France from west to east, causing significant material damage. In Bordeaux, the headquarters of LPS France, the Saint-Michel spire, a tall historical building, was struck by lightning, as shown in this video
