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Surge Protection to BS EN/IEC 62305 Unit 4: Introduction to lightning protection zones

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AU19297Y
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16424
CPD
1 Hour
Unit overview

This unit will introduce the concept of lightning protection zone. Both BS7671 and BS EN 62305 use lightning protection zones (LPZs) to identify the need for lightning shielding and the nature of surge current impacting the LPZ. BS EN 62305 will take precedence over BS7671 in the designation of LPZs in a building or structure.

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Dr Tony Sung, Director, Energy Reduction Management Ltd

Tony is an independent Chartered Energy and Electrical Engineering Consultant. Tony was the course tutor for the MEng(Hons) degree course in Architectural Science and Engineering Services at Manchester University. He has given lectures in Lightning and Surge Protection to BEng(Hons), MEng(Hons) and MSc students in UK and Overseas universities. He is currently the Chairman of CIBSE Electrical Services Group and representing CIBSE on BS7671 the main JPEL64 committee.

Mr Robin Earl, Market Development Manager, DEHN (UK) Ltd.

Robin has over twenty years experience of the field surge protection, originally trained by DEHN and SOHNE prior to the establishment of the DEHN UK Office. He is currently serving in BS7671 JPEL64 subcommittee D on Surge Protection and Foundation Earthing. He has presented many CPD seminars on Surge Protection and Lightning protection to IET and CIBSE members.

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What you will learn
At the end of this unit, you will:

• Understand the concept of Lightning Protection Zones (LPZ).
• Appreciate the classification of building locations into different LPZs.
• Understand the important role of LPZs for surge protection considerations.
• Appreciate the requirements of BS EN 62305 for LPZs.
Who should learn
Before embarking on the course, it was expected that the delegate/student would have learned the use of Ohm’s Law, concept of resistance, inductance and capacitance. Ideally, the delegate/student is working in the field of electrical services engineering either in design/inspection or in installation/testing.