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February 21, 2013
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CEO Avram Saunders Talks Lightning Protection on EnergyMakers TV

By: JoOnna Silberman Lightning is an issue for every industry, but when it strikes facilities in the oil and gas industry, it can cause problems that […]
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February 14, 2013
Lightning Prevention
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A Dollar of Lightning Prevention is Worth a Million in Repairs

By Avram Saunders I recently attended the North American Prospect Expo (NAPE) in Houston for Oil and Gas buyers, seller and traders. As the oil and […]
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February 7, 2013
Lightning Strike
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Lightning Strike Shuts Down Gondola System Leaving Tourists Stranded for Hours

It was recently reported that in the United States 35 million people board public transit systems each weekday. In 2011, Americans took over 10.2 billion trips on public […]
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January 31, 2013
Lightning Protection
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Beyond the Basics: Protecting Data Centers from Lightning Strikes

There is an infinite amount of information housed, shared and stored throughout facilities globally. It’s transferred through and to data centers around the planet. Small, medium […]
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January 24, 2013
Lightning Protection
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Lightning Protection In High Demand: Exports Increase by 183%

Although the economy has ridden a roller coaster the past few years, we are proud to say that 2012 was a year filled with growth and […]
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All You Need to Know About Lightning Protection Systems

Lightning Protection SystemsIndustry from Lightning Strikes Worldwide for over 44 years. The home of the Dissipation Array System (DAS) and Retractable Grounding Assembly (RGA).
Lightening is an unpredictable natural disaster. Around the world, every second approximately 2000 thunderstorms bring about 100 lightning strikes to Earth. NLSI has estimated that in the USA alone, lighting causes more than 26,000 fires and destruction to property worth more than 5 billion dollars in a year. So now, more than ever there is an urgent need to follow strict measures to ensure lighting protection.
A lightning strike can cause numerous threats to any property like shutdown, fire, facility failure, side flashes, loss of products, damage to structure or any electrical appliance in a structure. Installing a digital age lightning protection system can help you eliminate lightning strikes over a protected area altogether.
The expert team of Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc. (LEC) came up with the charge transfer system (CTS). It is based on advanced principles of engineering and physics to avert direct lightning strikes and shield against lightning’s secondary effects. The LEC team developed and patented the charge transfer system (CTS) technology. Since then, it has successfully installed and maintained lightning protection systems (LPS) to protect many of the Global 1000 top companies from the effects of lightning strikes in over 90 countries, and throughout the United States.
Since its inception, lightning rod has been used as a preferred means of lightning protection system. Lightning rods collect lightning charge and have devastating side effects. It is an outdated means of technology and has caused millions of dollars’ worth of damage to sensitive electronics and downtime for major companies. Then why to use old methods of collecting current when you can eliminate lightning charge altogether?
The dedicated team of LEC is known to provide complete and comprehensive lighting protection solutions using their patented technology. In addition, they supplement lightning protection by keeping clients informed of incoming storms, lightning and more.