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The exact distance of the down
                                                                       conductors from each other can be
                           d                              a            determined by calculating the sep-
                                                                       aration distance s in accordance
                                                         b             with IEC 62305-3 (EN 62305-3).
                                                                       The calculation of the separation
                                                                   c
           A1                                                          distance is described in chap -
                   A2   A3                                             ter 5.6.
                                       Symbols       Air-termination conductor  Ideally, ridge conductors should
                                                     Connecting point  have a span width up to about
                                                     Test joint        15 m and down conductors up to
            A6         A5    A4                      Earth conductor   about  10  m  without  additional
                                                A    Down conductor
                                                                       supports.
                                       Important distances (minimum values)  Span  stakes  must  be  firmly  con-
                                       a  0.6 m  Air-term. conductor / ridge  nected to the roof structure (raft-
                                       b  0.4 m  Air-term. conductor / roofing  ers and crossbars) by means of an-
                                       c  0.15 m Eaves / eaves support  chor bolts and washers (Figures
            A1         A2     A3       d  2.0 m  Air-term. conductor / tree branches  5.1.5.1 to 5.1.5.3).
       Figure 5.1.5.1  Air-termination system for buildings with thatched roofs  Metal parts situated on the roof
                                                                       surface (such as wind vanes, irriga-
                                                                       tion systems, antennas, sheet met-
       that they are free to move. Certain distances must also be   al, conductors) must be completely located in the protected
       maintained around the eaves.                 volume of isolated air-termination systems.
       When a lightning protection system is installed on a roof at
       a later date, the distances must be increased so that when   If this is not possible, efficient lightning protection must be en-
       re-roofing is carried out, the necessary minimum distances are   sured in these cases. To this end, an isolated external lightning
       maintained at any time.                      protection system with air-termination rods next to the struc-
       For a class of LPS III, the typical distance of the down conduc-  ture, air-termination conductors or air-termination networks
       tors is 15 m.                                between masts next to the building must be installed.













         Nr. BenennungDescription
         N o .                  Art. Nr.Part No.
                                145 309
            Clamping cap with air-term. rod 145 309
            Spannkappe mit Fangstange
            Wooden stake
                                 145 241
            Holzpfahl           145 241
            Dachleitungsstütze  240 000
            Roof conductor support
                                 240 000
            Eaves support       239 000
            Traufenstütze
                                 239 000
            Abspannkloben       241 009
            Guy clamp
                                 241 009
            Fangleitung (z. B. Al-Seil)
            Air-term. conductor (e.g. Al cable) 840 050
                                840 050
       Figure 5.1.5.2  Components for thatched roofs
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