ABB Furse E&LP - Product - Solutions - Catalogue - 05092024
ABB Furse E&LP - Product - Solutions - Catalogue - 05092024
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Furse® Earthing & Lightning Protection
Our reach & expertise
Furse® Earthing & Lightning Protection is part of
ABB's Installation Products division.
With a heritage of over 130 years, the Furse® brand Why choose Furse products and services?
is synonymous with earthing and lightning Being an integral part of ABB reinforces our
protection, and is recognised worldwide for commitment to quality, service and to providing
its Total Solution. solutions which deliver safety and protection
of people, structures and electrical services
The Furse Total Solution incorporates all customer within the built environment.
needs for earthing & lightning protection, including:
• Structural lightning protection systems Furse products and services aim to deliver
• Earthing for lightning protection, power and customer value in key areas:
telecommunications systems • Reliability & ease of installation
• Transient overvoltage protection Furse products are manufactured from
• Customer project consultations, technical high quality materials within an ISO 9001
guidance and system design environment, to ensure long lasting
performance, and are designed for easiest
The Total Solution delivers the most complete and possible installation.
effective protection against lightning and earth • Convenience & support
fault current risk, both safeguarding life and Furse products are readily available through our
ensuring continuous, normal operation of electrical network of distributors, and our sales
and electronic systems. are supported both locally and globally by
technical guidance and support.
Acquired by the ABB Group in 2012, and benefitting • Expertise & experience
from ABB’s wider network, Furse® Earthing & Our time served technical engineers provide
Lightning Protection has now become an established specific advice on customers’ earthing and
quality provider of earthing and lightning lightning protection concerns, and can
protection, with products specified and installed provide drawings and system designs to
in many prestigious projects globally. any recognised standard.
F U R S E ® E A R T H I N G & L I G H T N I N G P R OT E C T I O N 5
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The value of earthing &
lightning protection
Lightning is one of nature’s most powerful and However, the secondary effects of lightning -
destructive phenomena. Lightning strikes the short duration, high voltage spikes called
present a real and significant threat to life, to transient overvoltages - can, and do, cause equally
the structures in which we live and work, and catastrophic, if less visually obvious, damage to
to the electronic systems which support us electronic systems within structures.
in our daily lives.
The need for a Total Solution
Lightning contains awesome amounts of National and International lightning protection
electrical energy. Lightning discharges have standards now stress the need for a
been measured from several thousand to over comprehensive solution encompassing both
200,000 Amps (enough to light half a million structural lightning and electronic systems
100 Watt bulbs) and even though of a very protection using Surge Protection Devices (SPDs).
short duration, can cause tremendous damage
and destruction. Simply put, a structural lightning protection
system cannot and will not protect electronic
Lightning can have devastating consequences: systems from lightning currents and
• Direct lightning strikes damage structures, transient overvoltages.
— and create fire, explosion and electric
01 Data centres. shock hazards. Earthing standards demand critical safety of
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02 Trackside • Indirect lightning (up to a kilometre away) the electrical installation and the personnel
substations.
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creates transient overvoltages which at site. Both quality of design and product
03 Wind farms. degrade electronic systems and disrupt material are paramount.
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04 Oil & Gas. essential services.
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05 Water treatment.
This is why we advocate our Total Solution
— The effects of a direct strike are obvious and to earthing and lightning protection - an approach
06 Telecommunications.
— immediately apparent - buildings damaged, which delivers effective life safety, together with
07 Healthcare. trees blown apart, personal injuries and even long lasting, reliable protection of a structure
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08 Substations. loss of life. and the electronic systems within.
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Introduction
Earthing & Lightning Protection with
over 130 years of expertise
For all our customers, the Furse Total Solution approach to earthing & lightning
protection is the leading solution for all project types worldwide.
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Utilities Rail & infrastructure
01 Oil & gas /
petrochemical. • Power stations (coal, gas, nuclear) • National railways
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• Electricity substations • City metro & light rail systems
02 Renewable energies.
— • Overhead transmission lines • Airports & airport terminal expansions
03 Cultural & heritage.
• Waste water treatment facilities • Subsea tunnels
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04 High tech & • Desalination plants
industrial.
Sports & recreation
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05 Sports & recreation. Commercial construction • Hotels & resorts
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• Landmark commercial projects • Sports facilities & training grounds
06 Government &
public sector. • Financial services institutions • Theatres & opera houses
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• Convention & exhibition centres • Shopping malls
07 Utilities.
— • Office blocks
08 Rail & infrastructure.
• Stock exchanges & trade centres Residential
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09 Residential. • Commercial centres, showrooms & • High rise residential towers &
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retail units apartment blocks
10 Commercial
construction. • Condominiums
• Government & public sector • Housing development projects
• Central government buildings
• Embassies & official residences Cultural & heritage
• Local authority premises • Historical sites
• Police stations • Mosques, churches & cathedrals
• Hospitals & healthcare facilities • National libraries
• Technical colleges & universities • Monuments
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Introduction
Earthing
Earthing of the lightning protection system, as well as the electrical installation,
is paramount for safety, to protect life, electrical equipment and critical
electronics from electrical system faults and lightning currents.
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In the vast majority of countries, this need for A good quality earthing system is designed to:
01 Threaded
copperbond earth rods. earthing is clearly stipulated through health and • Prevent risk to life, by removing the risk of
safety regulations, with implementation driven by electric shock
approved standards. • Protect connected electrical and electronic
equipment from damage due to the passage
These standards cover a wide range of situations, of fault, earth leakage or lightning currents
including earthing and equipotential bonding of: • Provide a low impedance path to earth, to
• Lightning protection systems ensure effective operation of overcurrent
• Low voltage electrical systems protective devices in the event of a fault
• Telecommunications systems • Ensure connected equipment remains at the
• High voltage electrical systems (over 1 kVac) same electrical potential
• Remove risk of overheating of conductors
Earthing is essentially the connection of the under fault conditions so there is no risk of
electrical system and connected electrical insulation breakdown
equipment, as well as the structural lightning • Ensure people on or near substations are not
protection system (where installed), to at risk from step, touch or transfer potentials
the general mass of earth using suitably
sized conductor. It is essential for safety and business continuity.
Poor quality earthing not only risks damage and
Equipotential bonding is the interconnection downtime to equipment, but also the risk of
of all metalwork in a structure to ensure, in the electrocution and loss of life.
event of a current passing to earth, there is no
— risk of arcing or electric shock hazard. Earthing design
01 Power earthing design, especially for high
voltage installations such as substations, is a
complex process requiring assessment and
understanding of local soil conditions, existing
overhead/underground conductors and
metalwork, and prospective earth fault current
duration and magnitude at the installation.
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Poor quality earthing not only risks
damage and downtime to
equipment, but also the risk of
electrocution and loss of life.
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Introduction
Lightning protection & power earthing services
Our technical team has over 100 years’ accumulated knowledge & experience
of developing lightning protection and power earthing solutions, and
designs systems to British and other recognised standards.
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02 Improving knowledge Earthing and lightning protection is a progressive We’re here to help
and understanding of industry underpinned by an adherence to British, We offer regular training seminars to improve
lightning protection and
earthing is important to European and International standards, which understanding of earthing, lightning protection
improve overall safety in determine both the design and implementation and transient overvoltage protection standards
the built environment.
of systems, and the control of product quality. and practices.
These National and International standards are Seminars are held at the ABB Furse Nottingham,
regularly updated making it important to keep UK office, and at other convenient locations/
abreast of latest developments. customer premises - please contact your local
ABB representative for further information.
Furthermore, given the complexity of these
standards, confusion and misinterpretation can Furse technical guidance
easily lead to project delays, budget overruns and Primary in our supporting literature for
costly extra time on site. lightning protection is the Furse Guide to
IEC/BS EN 62305 - considered indispensable
We aim to help customers to avoid these risks, reading for anybody working in the lightning
fully supporting Furse product sales with high protection industry today.
quality technical support.
Complete with easy to understand illustrations
and design examples, this Guide helps to explain
in clear and concise terms the requirements
of IEC/BS EN 62305 and provides the reader
with the necessary information to enable
identification of all risks involved and to assess
the required level of protection in accordance
with this standard.
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Bank of England, UK. Channel Tunnel Rail Link, UK.
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Canary Wharf, London, UK. Circle Line, Mass Rapid Transit System, Singapore.
— Utilities
• Waste Water Treatment Plant, Shoiba, Saudi Arabia
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Heathrow Airport, London, UK. Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Malaysia.
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British Library, London. UK. Financial Towers, Bahrain.
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Lightning protection
Introduction
When designing a structural lightning protection system using the
Faraday Cage principle advocated by IEC/BS EN 62305, it is possible
to use one or more types of conductor, such as flat tape,
solid circular or cable and wire (stranded).
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01 Copper tape system.
Furse copper tape is manufactured to
BS EN 13601, whilst Furse aluminium tape is
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02 Copper solid 1
circular system.
manufactured to BS EN 755-5.
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03 Copper cable &
wire system.
Solid circular conductor system
Solid circular conductors can be used in applications
where aesthetic considerations are important.
The decision about which type to use is often Stranded conductor system
based more on country-specific historical The Furse range of soft drawn stranded
preferences or aesthetic considerations than the conductors is available in copper, either bare or
superiority of one type over another. High quality PVC insulated.
Furse conductors, plus appropriate fittings,
are available for all three systems. The Furse range of conductors is
complemented by a complete range of fittings,
Flat tape conductor system including clips, clamps, holdfasts and
Flat tape conductors are easy to install, with no need bimetallic connectors.
to straighten for a neat finish. Available in copper
or aluminium, flat tape can be installed bare or with
a choice of PVC coverings, to enable the tape to
blend with modern building fabrics.
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Introduction to lightning protection
Product selection guide
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01 Conductor network.
— Conductors Down conductor network
02 Fixings.
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03 Air terminals. The first choice faced by the designer of a 6. Conductor jointing clamps
— structural lightning protection system is Select a component for the interconnection of
04 Air rod bases.
— the type of conductor system to be used: multiple conductors or for changes of direction.
05 Interconnection • Choose the material required, i.e. copper Jointing clamps will ensure a low resistance,
components.
— or aluminium corrosion resistant connection between air
06 Conductor • Choose the type of conductor required, termination and down conductors.
jointing clamps.
— i.e. flat tape, solid circular or stranded
07 Test clamps. 7. Test clamps
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08 Earth electrodes. 1. Conductor network In order to allow periodic disconnection and
— The conductor network is the means of testing of the earth termination network,
09 Earth rod clamps.
— intercepting/carrying the current of a lightning select a test clamp to be placed within the
10 Earth inspection pits. strike safely to the earth termination network. run of each down conductor.
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Use the guidelines of IEC/BS EN 62305-1 & -3
11 Bonds to metalwork.
— for the correct placement of conductors. –
12 Equipotential
bonding SPDs.
Earth termination network
— 2. Fixings
13 Main aspects and
individual components Select the correct system of fixings for each part The means of dissipating the current to the
of an external lightning of the conductor system. Fixings are available for general mass of earth.
protection system.
a wide range of modern construction materials,
e.g. brick, stone, plastic and metal. 8. Earth electrodes
Choose an earth electrode to suit the system
– design i.e. Type A, Type B or foundation electrode.
Air termination network Electrodes can be constructed individually from
earth rods, earth plates, flat tape, stranded cable
The air termination network is the point of or any combination of these.
connection for a lightning strike. It typically
consists of a meshed conductor arrangement 9. Earth rod clamps
covering the roof of the structure. The mesh size Select a high copper content alloy earth rod
is determined by Lightning Protection Level - LPL. clamp for the connection of the earthing
conductor to the earth rod. In this below ground
3. Air terminals application, the clamp must ensure a good
Use air terminals in the form of vertical air rods electrical contact and resist corrosion throughout
for the protection of prominent roof top features the lifetime of the installation.
or equipment. Use strike pads to connect and
thus expose concealed conductors. 10. Earth inspection pits
Select an earth inspection pit to protect the
4. Air rod bases earth electrode connections. High strength pits
Choose the correct air rod base. This will are available in plastic and concrete.
ensure that the vertical air rods are both
solidly fixed to the fabric of the structure –
and have a low resistance connection to the Equipotential bonding
conductor network.
Bonding is the most commonly employed
5. Interconnection components method of avoiding the damaging effects of
Crossover clamps have been specially designed side flashing. All continuous metalwork should
for use where conductors cross as part of a be considered for bonding. All metallic
roof network. services, e.g. cable armouring, gas, water or
steam piping, entering the building should also
be bonded as directly as possible to the
earth termination network.
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This illustration is designed 07 03
to demonstrate the main
aspects and individual 04
components of an external 11 05
lightning protection
system. It is not intended
to represent an actual 01 01 11
scheme conforming to a
particular code of practice.
The drawing is not to scale.
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Product selection guide - Lightning protection
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Conductors
Introduction
By far the largest and most important component of any structural lightning
protection or earthing system is the actual conductor.
Selection of the correct conductor type for the The following sizes are suitable for the majority
installation is highly important, and is likely to be of above ground lightning protection systems:
the initial consideration of a lightning protection • Flat tape conductor
or earthing system designer. 25 x 3 mm bare tape, or 25 x 3 mm PVC
covered tape
A comprehensive range of Furse copper and • Solid circular conductor
aluminium conductors are available in each of the 8 mm diameter bare or PVC covered solid
main globally recognised standard formats, i.e. circular conductor
flat tape, solid circular and stranded (note, • Stranded conductor
copper stranded only). Additionally each format 95/70 mm 2 bare or PVC covered stranded
is available in a variety of conductor sizes, to conductor
meet differing lightning protection and
earthing requirements. —
Conductor colour chart
Specification will depend on whether the
Colour Standard
application is for an above ground structural
lightning protection system, or a below ground Black n RAL 9005 / 00E53*
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Earth conductors
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Conductors
Bare conductors
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Bare copper tape
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Conductors
Bare & tinned conductors
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Bare aluminium tape
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Tinned copper tape
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Conductors
Bare solid circular & stranded conductors
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Bare solid circular
Aluminium conductor
CD080 7TCA083820R0000 Ø8 50.27 50 0.12
AA
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Bare stranded copper cable
AA
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Conductors
Hard drawn bar & flexible braid
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Hard drawn copper bar
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Flexible flat copper braid
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Conductors
PVC covered conductors
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PVC covered copper tape
Y Y
X X
Certification / Standards: BS EN 13601 (copper) / BS 5252 (PVC colour) / BS 6746C (PVC colour).
Every precaution has been taken to ensure the UV stability of PVC coverings, but as with all plastics, colour variation will occur over time.
All PVC covered copper tape sold in full coil lengths only.
High conductivity annealed copper tape.
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PVC covered copper solid circular
A
A
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Conductors
PVC covered conductors
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PVC covered aluminium tape
Certification / Standards: BS EN 755-5 (aluminium) / BS 5252 (PVC colour) / BS 6746C (PVC colour).
Every precaution has been taken to ensure the UV stability of PVC coverings, but as with all plastics, colour variation will occur over time.
All PVC covered aluminium tape sold in full coil lengths only.
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PVC covered aluminium solid circular
A
A
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Conductors
PVC insulated stranded conductor
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Green & yellow PVC insulated stranded copper cable
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Conductors
LSOH & Lead covered conductors
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Green LSOH covered copper tape
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Lead covered copper tape
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Conductors
Conductor guards
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PVC protective down conductor guard
3000
3,000
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3000 mm
3000 mm
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Anti-vandal down conductor guard 3000 mm 16 mm
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centres
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335 mm centres ø7 mm 20
335 mm centres ø7 mm 20
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Air termination
Introduction
Air termination plays a critical role in the lightning protection system,
capturing the fullness of the lightning strike current and channeling
this current safely to the conductor network.
It is therefore highly important to install a Furse air termination products are specifically
correctly designed air termination system. designed to provide highly effective protection
against the risks and consequences from a direct
IEC/BS EN 62305-3 advocates the use of air rods lightning strike.
or catenary conductors to provide a protective
zone above the roof structure and any prominent Our air rods are manufactured from high
parts, such as HVAC systems, plus a meshed conductivity hard drawn copper or aluminium,
conductor network to protect flat or slightly and provide an excellent, durable strike point for
inclined roof areas. lightning. Supplied with locknut and rolled
threads, these air rods fix easily to our air
Through use of air rods, raised conductor or rod bases.
mesh, a Lightning Protection System designer
can achieve appropriate positioning of the air Our comprehensive range of air rod bases,
termination in line with the three methods conductor fasteners and clamps are
proposed by IEC/BS EN 62305, namely: manufactured from high quality copper or
• The rolling sphere method aluminium alloys, to ensure that a high level of
• The protective angle method conductivity is maintained throughout the air
• The mesh method termination system, and that these components
are robust enough to last a significant number
of years on exposed roof lines.
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Air termination
Air rods
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Air rod
“Field Trials in the United States, carried out over many years of research have confirmed
that blunt air rods are struck by lightning in preference to taper pointed air rods.”
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Air termination
Air rod bases
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Air rod base
4141
mm41
mm mm øM16
øM16
øM16 4141
mm
41
mmmm
41 mm øM16
øM16
øM16øM16
M16
41 mm øM16
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6262
mm62
mm mm 6262
mm
62
mmmm
62 mm
8080
mm80
mm mm
62 mm 8080
mm
80
mmmm
80 mm
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62 80
Ø80
80 mm
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Horizontal or vertical air rod base
Air rod
diameter Thread Conductor Conductor Mounting Weight Certification/
Part no. ABB order code (mm) size size (mm) material plane each (kg) standards
SD305 7TCA083430R0003 Ø10 M10 Ø8 Copper Horizontal 0.30
SD307
SD307 7TCA083430R0004 Ø10 M10 Ø8 Copper Vertical 0.30
M10
M10
M10 M10
M10
SD305 M10
65 mm
65 mm
65 mm
65
65 mm
65 mm
50 mm
64 mm 50 mm50 mm
64 mm
64 mm 5050
mm
64 mm 50 mm
64 mm 66
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Air termination
Air rod bases & saddles
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Flat saddle
85 mm 55 mm
85
85 mm
mm 55
55 mm
mm
85 55
85 mm 55 mm
85 mm 55 mm
85 mm 55 mm
64
64 mm
mm 64
64
64 mm
mm
64 mm
Certification / Standards: IEC/BS EN 62561-1 Class H. 64 mm
64 mm
Manufactured from high quality copper alloy.
Simple to install, providing an effective connection between air rod and stranded conductor.
Fix using countersunk wood screws 1½” No. 10 or M6 (Part no. SW005) and wall plugs (Part no. PS305).
Tightening torque 12 Nm.
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Ridge saddle
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150
mmmm
150 mm
71 mm71
150 100
100 mmmm
100
71
71 mm
mm
100 mm
71 mm
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Air termination
Air rod brackets & rod to conductor coupling
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Rod brackets
Air rod
diameter Air rod Weight each
Part no. ABB order code (mm) material
90 (kg)
BR105 7TCA083410R0000 Ø15 Copper 0.90
BR105
BR005 7TCA083420R0034 Ø15 Aluminium 0.28
44
90
90 90
90
BR005
44 44
44
44
90
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Air rod
diameter Thread Conductor Air rod Weight Certification/
Part no. ABB order code (mm) size size (mm) material each (kg) standards
CG600 CG705 For use with flat tape conductor
Ø36
75
18
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Air termination
Air rod base for circular standing seam & trapezoidal roofs
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Air rod base circular standing seam roofs
Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Conductor each (kg) standards
SC2405 7TCA083870R1867 25 x 3 mm bare copper tape 0.33 •
Ø8 mm bare copper solid
circular conductor
SC2407 7TCA083870R1868 25 x 3 mm bare aluminium tape 0.21 •
Ø8 mm bare aluminium solid
circular conductor
85
60
60
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Air rod base for trapezoidal roofs
68
68
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43
88
88
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Air termination
Multiple point & strike pad
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Multiple point
Air rod
diameter Air rod Weight
Part no. ABB order code (mm) material each (kg)
RA600 7TCA083410R0073 Ø15 Copper 0.27
RA600
RA500 7TCA083420R0060 Ø15 Aluminium 0.10
80
RA500
∅150
80
80
∅150
Manufactured from high conductivity hard drawn copper or aluminium.
Suitable for use with 15 mm diameter air rods (see page 32).
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Strike pad
Weight
Part no. ABB order code Conductor material each (kg)
PL010 7TCA083030R0013 Copper 0.30
PL005-FU 7TCA083030R0012 Aluminium 0.13
Accessories
SM010 7TCA083030R0014 Copper stem for use with PL010 0.07
SM005 7TCA083130R0105 Stainless steel stem for use with PL005-FU 0.07
Ø112 mm
10
20
10 mm
20 mm
Strike pads manufactured from high quality alloys of either copper or aluminium.
Provides an exposed attractive point on conductor systems hidden/embedded in the building’s fabric, e.g. below the tiles of a pitched roof.
Supplied with setscrew for attachment of lightning conductors.
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Air termination
Free-standing air termination
Furse free-standing interception air rods are designed to protect
rooftop mounted or exposed equipment, such as air conditioning units
or photovoltaic panels, from a direct lightning strike.
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01 Interception air rod
Free-standing interception air rods are easily Interception air rod (0.5 m to 2 m height)
- 0.5 m to 2 m height. constructed from a small range of components • Copper or aluminium air rod
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02 Interception air rod
including air rod or interception pole, support • Circular concrete base
- 3 m to 4 m height. frame and concrete base, to create a complete • Rod connects directly into base
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03 Interception air rod
unit which when connected to the air termination
- 4.5 m to 5.5 m height. network provides a highly versatile and effective Interception air rod (3 m to 4 m height)
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04 Interception air rod
lightning protection solution. • 2 piece interception pole with square support frame
- 6 m to 8 m height • 4 square concrete bases (or 8 doublestacked
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05 Interception air rod
Features & benefits for higher wind speeds)
- 8 m to 10 m height. • Protects rooftop mounted equipment from
direct lightning strikes Interception air rod (4.5 m to 5.5 m height)
• Complies with IEC/BS EN 62305 standard • 2 piece interception pole with tripod support frame
• Lightweight construction • 3 circular concrete bases
• Corrosion resistant
• Quick and easy to assemble Interception air rod (6 m to 8 m height)
• Available in a range of heights from 0.5 m • 3 piece interception pole with tripod support frame
to 10 m • 6 circular concrete bases
• Range of frames and concrete weights for
different wind zones Interception air rod (8 m to 10 m height)
• Large protection zones • 3 piece interception pole with ‘H’ shaped
• Modular, versatile and robust support frame
• 10 circular concrete bases
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Thurso
Orkney
Note: installed interception air rods must Outer
Hebrides Islands
Shetland
Islands
Fort William
Glasgow Dundee
Product selection Edinburgh
Swansea Brighton
Oxford
Newport London
Relevant part numbers can then be determined Plymouth Bristol
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Air termination
Free-standing air termination
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Free-standing interception pole
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Air termination
Free-standing air termination
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Free-standing interception pole base frame
499000-FU
499005-FU
Interception pole position shown for
illustration purposes. Pole not included.
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Free-standing interception pole base
Weight each
Part no. ABB order code Description (kg)
103103-FU 499100-FU 7TCA083420R0017 Square concrete base 300 x 300 x 60 mm 12
499101-FU 7TCA083420R0018 Square concrete base 300 x 300 x 80 mm 16
103103-FU 7TCA083420R0003 Circular concrete base with M16 insert 12
103101-FU 7TCA083420R0001 Circular concrete base with M16 insert 16
103110-FU 7TCA083450R0000 Circular concrete base with M16 insert 20
103118-FU 7TCA083420R0004 Circular concrete base with M16 insert 25
Accessories
103098-FU 7TCA083420R0002 Protective PE-EVA tray for circular 0.14
concrete blocks
499100-FU 919828-FU 7TCA083550R0000 Stainless steel clamp for connecting 25 x 3 mm 0.55
copper tape to 5-19 mm thickness steel
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Metallic conductor clips
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Tape clip
NOTE: Component
height [C] based
on use with maximum
conductor size.
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Conductor network
Metallic conductor clips
—
Pressed tape clip
—
Conductor network
Metallic conductor clips
—
One hole cable clip
—
Heavy duty cast cable saddle
CP835 7TCA083830R0006 95 mm 2
52 21 Copper 0.10
CP840 7TCA083830R0110 B 120 mm
2
52 23 Copper 0.10
BB 1919
A
A
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Conductor network
Non-metallic conductor clips
—
Non-metallic tape clip
BB B
C C
C
A
—
Non-metallic push-in clip
21
19
20
21
19
19
High grade Polypropylene, UV stabilized against degradation by sunlight and non-brittle to prevent cold weather damage.
Available in five colours to match bare and PVC covered copper and aluminium solid circular conductors.
Fix using countersunk wood screws 1½” No. 10 or M6 (Part no. SW005 or SW105) and wall plugs (Part no. PS305).
*PVC covered Ø8 mm conductor. Note: push-in clips are supplied unbranded.
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Conductor network
Glue down non-metallic conductor clips
—
Glue down tape clip
25
25
∅85
Ø85
—
Glue down push-in clip
29
29
∅85
Ø85
Use on clay roof tiles. Supplied in a box of 50 complete with adhesive. Additional glue gun is required.
*PVC covered Ø8 mm conductor.
Disc Ø85 mm.
C O N D U C TO R N E T W O R K 47
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Conductor network
Self adhesive non-metallic conductor clips
—
Self adhesive tape clip
26
25
∅64
Ø64
—
Self adhesive push-in clip
30
ø64
Ø64
Designed as a means of securing conductors to surfaces that cannot be penetrated by a screw. Ideal for aluminium, spangled galvanized steel, colour coated steel, glass, perspex,
enamel and stainless steel etc. Manufactured from high grade synthetic polymers, UV stabilized against degradation by sunlight and non-brittle to prevent cold weather damage.
Use on surfaces other than PVC roofing.
*PVC covered Ø8 mm conductor.
Disc Ø64 mm.
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Conductor network
Solvent weldable non-metallic conductor clips
—
Solvent weldable tape clip
25
25
∅64
Ø64
—
Heat weldable clips for PVC roofing
25
25
∅85
Ø85
—
Conductor network
Heat weldable non-metallic conductor clips
—
Heat weldable clips for TPO/FPO roofing
25
25
∅85
Ø85
—
Heat weldable clips for polyethylene roofing
25
25
∅85
Ø85
—
Conductor network
Non-metallic clip accessories & felt roof clip
—
Non-metallic clip accessories
Weight
Part no. ABB order code Description each (kg)
CW905 7TCA083830R0009 Universal welding solvent - 500 ml spray applicator 0.57
(sufficient for application of approx 200 clips)
Use with Furse solvent weldable clips only
CW999 7TCA083830R0010 Cleaning solution (Acetone) - 500 ml spray applicator 0.62
For cleaning lacquered roofing membranes
CA900 7TCA083830R0001 Surface primer - 250 ml spray applicator 0.24
(sufficient for application of approx 500 clips)
Use with Furse adhesive clips only
DT100 7TCA083320R0003 Dressing tool - For use with adhesive and 0.31
weldable tape clips
Solvent, cleaning solution and surface primer cannot be supplied outside the UK. For overseas projects, please contact us for advice.
CoSHH Datasheets available on request.
—
Bitumen felt roof clip
Shade of coloured felt may vary FP045 7TCA083580R0108 25 x 3 0.09 Stone n Green n
FP050 7TCA083580R0066 25 x 3 0.09 White n Green n
127
127
127
127
127
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Conductor network
Circular standing seam holdfasts
—
Conductor fasteners for tape
40
66
51
—
Junction clamps for tape
52
70
70
50
50
—
Conductor network
Trapezoidal cladding holdfasts
—
Conductor fasteners for tape
51
25 88
—
Junction clamps for tape
50
50 30
88
88
30
30
—
Conductor network
Slate holdfasts
—
Slate holdfast with non-metallic tape clip
—
Slate holdfast with non-metallic push-in clip
Designed to allow solid circular conductors to be fixed to tiled roofs without compromising the waterproofing nature of the roof. The 500 mm tail fits neatly between
overlapping tiles and is wrapped around/fixed to the tile lathe for secure fitting.
Note: slate holdfasts with push-in clip are supplied unbranded.
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Conductor network
Holdfasts
—
Glazing bar holdfast
36
20
36 12.5
12.5
20
20
20 20
Manufactured from high quality alloys of either copper or aluminium. Simple to install, providing secure anchorage to thin metallic sections that cannot be drilled.
e.g. window mullions, angle iron etc. Once fixed any metallic or non-metallic conductor clip can be attached with the screw provided.
20
—
Pyramid holdfast
Conductor Weight
Part no. ABB order code size (mm) each (kg)
HF975 7TCA083570R0011 Ø8 mm solid circular 0.97
140 mm
140 mm
140 mm
140 mm 140
140 mm 140 mm
7979 mm 140 mm
79 mm
140 mm 140 mm
140
140 mm
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Conductor network
Holdfast & puddle flange
—
Puddle flange
Conductor Weight
Part no. ABB order code material each (kg)
PF105 7TCA083870R1104 Copper 1.54
PF005 7TCA083870R1103 Aluminium 0.50
150
150 mm
150 mm
150
150 mm
150 mm
450
450 mm
150 ø5/8”
Ø5/8"
450 mm
ø5/8”
150 mm
Permits lightning conductors to pass through flat roofs without damaging the waterproof nature of the roof.
450 mm
ø5/8”
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Conductor network
Conductor clamps
—
Square tape clamp
CT005-H A
B
50
A
A
50
C
—
Crossover tape clamp
50
Conductor Conductor Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code size (mm) material each (kg) standards
CX105-H 7TCA083610R0025 25 x 3 Copper 0.09
50
50
12
12
50
50
—
Conductor network
Conductor clamps
—
Cable to tape square clamp
50
50
20
A
50
50
—
Cable to cable square clamp
50
50
26
A
50
50
—
Conductor network
Conductor clamps
—
Square clamp
34
34
34
44 34
34
34
—
Tee clamp
34
40
34
45
—
Conductor network
Conductor clamps
—
Jointing clamp
33
44
44
33
33
44
44
Tightening torque 12 Nm
—
Test / Junction clamp
44
24 46
46
58
58
between overlapping tapes. The clamped connection is easily made/remade to allow for periodic testing.
Tightening torque CN005 15 Nm; CN105-H 13 Nm.
* Not as illustrated (drawing available on request).
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Conductor network
Conductor clamps
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Plate type test clamp
—
Screwdown test clamp
—
Conductor network
Conductor clamps
—
Test clamp
65
34 30
—
Square test clamp
50 50
50
50
28
A
50
50
—
Conductor network
Stainless steel bimetallic connectors
—
Stainless steel bimetallic connector
CN810-FU
C
CN815-FU
B
A
CN820-FU
CN815-FU
B
A
CN820-FU
C
C
B
A
—
Conductor network
Bimetallic connectors & expansion braid bond
—
Bimetallic connector
CN925
—
Expansion braid bond
—
Conductor network
Accessories
—
Countersunk wood screws
—
Roundhead wood screws
—
Countersunk set screws
—
Hexagon head set screws
—
Conductor network
Accessories
—
Plastic wall plugs
—
Roundhead rivets
—
Hexagon nuts
—
Spring washers
—
Conductor network
Accessories
—
Roundhead copper nails
—
Plain washers
—
Insulating tape
Weight each
Part no. ABB order code Size (kg)
TP120-FU 7TCA083870R1193 25 mm x 33 m 0.15
—
Conductor network
Accessories
—
Waterproofing tape
Weight each
Part no. ABB order code Size (kg)
TD005 7TCA083870R1158 50 mm x 10 m 0.70
—
Silfos
An alloy of silver, phosphorous and copper. Used to braze copper in air without the use of Flux.
CoSHH datasheet available on request.
—
Oxide inhibiting compound
Weight
Part no. ABB order code Description each (kg)
CM005 7TCA083930R0003 Plastic 8 oz bottle 0.27
When installing mechanical and compression connectors, use oxide inhibiting compound to reduce risk of corrosion.
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EARTHING - INTRODUCTION 69
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Earthing
Introduction
Furse earthing components are Following National & International standards,
we recommend a single integrated earth
manufactured to meet exacting British, termination system for a structure, connecting
European and International standards lightning protection earthing to power and
telecommunication system earthing.
to ensure robust, long lasting
performance in even the harshest This integrated approach ensures all systems
are appropriately cross-bonded and earthed, to
soil conditions. fully safeguard against the risk of voltage
differences which might otherwise give rise
to flashover or electric shock.
—
01 Threaded
All components are designed to withstand Furse earthing and equipotential bonding
copperbond earth rods mechanical damage and the thermal and products offer the surest solution to
—
02 Polymer
electromechanical stresses from the earth fault this problem.
inspection pit and leakage currents expected within
—
03 Earth bars
an installation. From pipe clamps and metalwork bonds to
— connect to accessible metal parts, to low
04 Earth enhancing
backfill
These components, combined together, form resistance copper conductor and high
the earth termination system - the vital quality earth rods for the earthing
system for dispersing those dangerous lightning arrangement - Furse products are designed
and fault currents safely and effectively into to perform.
the ground.
And where our standard range doesn’t quite
fit your requirements, with full design and
manufacturing capability we can design
a special component to suit.
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01 03
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02 04
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Earthing
Product selection guide
Earthing systems typically fall into (but are not 3. Earth plates
limited to) one of the following categories: Earth plates are used to attain an effective earth
• Power generation, transmission and distribution in shallow soils with underlying rocks or in
• Lightning protection locations with large amounts of buried services.
• Control of undesirable static electricity They can also provide protection at potentially
• Telecommunications dangerous places, e.g. HV switching positions.
– –
Conductors and earth Connectors and
electrodes terminations
As with lightning protection, the first choice An effective earthing system relies on joints
faced by the designer of an earthing system is the and connections to have good electrical
type of conductor to be used. The correct choice conductivity with high mechanical strength.
of conductor is extremely important, whether Poorly chosen or badly installed joints and
it be a simple below ground electrode or a connectors can compromise the safe operation
complex computer room signal reference grid. of an earthing system. We offer a range of
connectors and termination methods to suit
1. Conductors a wide range of applications:
We offer three types of conductor:
• Flat tape 4. Compression connectors
• Solid circular For applications where exothermic welding is not
• Stranded cable appropriate for creating permanent connections,
compression connectors may be used.
It is important that earthing conductors should be
correctly sized for their application, as they may Compression connectors produce very robust joints
be required to carry a considerable current for which can be buried in the ground or in concrete.
several seconds. A range of conductor materials
is available. Above ground, copper, aluminium 5. Mechanical clamps
and steel may be used. Below ground, copper is the Where permanent connections are not
most common choice due to its high resistance appropriate, mechanical clamps offer the ideal
to corrosion. solution. These are typically used on smaller scale
installations where periodic disconnection for
In addition to the conductors, earth rods and testing is required.
plates or any combination thereof can be
used to achieve an effective earth depending on All Furse mechanical clamps are manufactured
the site conditions. from high copper content alloy. They have high
mechanical strength, excellent corrosion
2. Earth rods resistance and conductivity.
Earth rods take advantage of lower resistivity
soils at greater depths than normal excavation 6. Earth inspection pits
will allow. Regular inspection and testing of the earthing
system is essential. Inspection pits allow
easy access to earth electrodes and conductors
to facilitate this procedure.
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–
This illustration is designed
to demonstrate the main
aspects and individual
components of an earthing 01
system. It is not intended
to represent an actual
scheme conforming to a
particular code of practice.
07
07
01
03
02
01
03
04
06
01 05 01
02
04
02
—
Product selection guide - Earthing
— — — 7. Earth bars
04 05 06
Earth bars are an efficient and convenient way
of providing a common earth point. Integral
disconnecting links mean the earth bars can
be isolated for testing purposes.
—
Earthing
Earth electrodes
Three types of Furse earth rod are available, but the copperbonded
steel cored rod is by far the most popular, due to its combination of strength,
corrosion resistance and comparatively low cost.
Copperbond rod
Furse copperbond earth rods probably offer to
the installer the best and most economical earth
rods available. They are made by molecularly
bonding 99.9% pure electrolytic copper on to a
low carbon steel core. Furse rods are not of the
sheathed type. They are highly resistant to
corrosion, and because the steel used has a very
high tensile strength, they can be driven by power
hammers to great depths. The counter-bored
couplings are made from high copper content
alloy, commercial brass is not used.
– Diameter of rod
Effect of electrode diameter on resistance
One common misconception is that the diameter
of the rod has a drastic effect on lowering earth
resistance. This is not true! As the graph shows,
100%
you only lower the resistance value by 9.5% by
80%
doubling the diameter of the rod (which means
increasing the weight and the cost of the rod by
60% approximately 400%).
40%
Thus the rationale is: Use the most economical
rod that soil conditions will allow you to drive.
0%
Rod This is one of the ways to ensure that you don’t
Diameter
1/2” 3/4” 1” 1 1/4” 1 1/2” 1 3/4” 2” waste money on over-dimensioned rods.
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Earth electrodes
Earth rods
—
Threaded copperbond earth rod
Rod
B
—
Fittings
Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Type (”) each (kg) standards
CG170 7TCA083160R0005 ½ Coupling 0.09
—
Earth electrodes
Earth rods
—
Unthreaded copperbond earth rod
Taper
coupling
Rod
—
Fittings
Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Type each (kg) standards
CG177 7TCA083160R0006 12.7 mm Coupling 0.09
—
Earth electrodes
Earth rods
—
Solid copper and stainless steel earth rod
—
Fittings
Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Type each (kg) standards
ST010 7TCA083160R0050 15 mm hardened steel driving stud 0.02
for copper/stainless steel rod
ST015 7TCA083160R0051 20 mm hardened steel driving stud 0.05
for copper/stainless steel rod
Spike CG013 7TCA083160R0004 Coupling dowel 0.02
for 15 mm & 20 mm copper rod
CG005 7TCA083160R0003 Coupling dowel for 16 mm & 0.02
20 mm stainless steel rod
SP010-FU 7TCA083160R0087 15 mm hardened steel spike 0.02
for copper/stainless steel rod
SP015-FU 7TCA083160R0088 20 mm hardened steel spike 0.04
for copper/stainless steel rod
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Earth electrodes
Earth rod seal
—
Earth rod seal
Weight Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Description each (kg) standards
Earth rod seal assembly
ES300 7TCA083350R0023 Earth rod seal and membrane seal 0.75
ES300-58 7TCA083350R0029 Seal pack for ⅝” (Ø14.2 mm) copperbond rod 0.06
ES300-34 7TCA083350R0028 Seal pack for ¾” (Ø17.2 mm) copperbond rod 0.06
ES300-15 7TCA083350R0025 Seal pack for Ø15 mm solid copper rod 0.06
ES300-16 7TCA083350R0026 Seal pack for Ø16 mm stainless steel rod 0.06
ES300-20 7TCA083350R0027 Seal pack for Ø20 mm solid copper rod/ 0.06
stainless steel rod
Earth rod seal tube
ES310-03 7TCA083350R0030 Seal tube, 300 mm length 0.16
Inspection pit
Earth rod seal pack
High performance
The earth rod seal pack
lightweight inspection pit.
comprises compression rings
& nitrile rubber ‘O’ rings.
Membrane seal
Designed to create a watertight
Earth rod seal tube seal between the damp proof
High impact ABS seal tube membrane and the seal tube.
allows the earth rod to pass
directly through the slab into
the ground.
—
Earth electrodes
Inspection pits
—
Lightweight inspection pit
256
54
Ø200 Nominal
158
Ø70
—
Concrete inspection pit
320
320320
320
320
mm
mm
320
mmmm
320
mm
320
mmmm
320 mm 320
320 mm
320 mm
192 mm
mm mm
mm
192 mm
192 mm
192 mm
192 mm
192 mm
192 mm
192
192 192
192 mm 192
146
146
146
146
146
mm
mm
146
mmmm
146
mm
146
mmmm
146 mm 146
146 mm
—
Earth electrodes
Earth plate & lattice
—
Earth plate (solid copper)
—
Earth mat (lattice copper)
600 / 900
600 / 900
—
Earth electrodes
Backfill materials
—
FurseCEM® conductive aggregate *Conductive earthing mix supplied with cement
— —
Borehole Procedure Trench Procedure
F.G.L F.G.L
Compacted fill
Backfill
Width of cover
Depth of
borehole
Backfill
Earth rod
Depth of
Earth strip/plate cover
Diameter
of borehole
—
Bentonite moisture retaining clay
Weight each
Part no. ABB order code Description (kg)
CM015 7TCA083870R0030 Bentonite powder 25.00
CM020 7TCA083870R0032 Bentonite granules 25.00
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Borehole Procedure Trench Procedure
F.G.L F.G.L
Compacted fill
Backfill
Width of cover
Depth of
borehole
Backfill
Earth rod
Depth of
Earth strip/plate cover
Diameter
of borehole
Used as an earth-electrode backfill to reduce soil resistivity by retaining moisture. The clay is a sodium activated montmorillonite, which when mixed with water swells to many
times its dry volume. It has the ability to hold its moisture content for a considerable period of time and to absorb moisture from the surrounding soil (e.g. from rainfall).
CoSHH datasheet available on request.
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Earth bonds & clamps
Mechanical clamps
—
Rod to tape clamp (type A)
Ø⅝ Ø16 26 x 12
ؾ Ø20 26 x 10
CR110 7TCA083210R0008 Ø⅝ Ø16 40 x 12 23 58 48 0.24
Ø⅝ Ø16 26 x 18
ؾ Ø20 26 x 10
Ø1 Ø25 26 x 10
CR105
C CC
B B A A
B A
—
Rod to cable clamp (type G)
CR515
C CC
B B A
A A
B
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Mechanical clamps
—
‘U’ bolt rod clamp (type E)
C A D
D
C
CR305
B
CR320
CR326
—
Rod to cable clamp (type B)
B
CB
C
C
A
A
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Mechanical clamps
—
‘U’ bolt rod clamp (type GUV)
C
A D
CR705
CR700
—
Rebar clamp
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Mechanical clamps
—
Rebar to rebar connecting clip
C
C
C
C
A
A
B
B
C
B
—
Rebar to conductor connecting clip
C
C
A
A
A
B
B B
C
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Splitbolt connector
—
Type H high strength splitbolt connector
A
A
B
B
D
C
C
—
Earth points
High quality, cast-in, non-ferrous earth points, with a range of termination options
—
Single hole earth point
with single pre-
welded tail
—
Two hole earth point
with single pre-
welded tail
—
Four hole earth point
with double pre-
welded tail
—
Single hole earth point
Ø40
A Ø10.7
70
—
Earth points
—
Two hole earth point
Ø10.7
70
—
Four hole earth point
A
36
Ø10.7
70
36
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Bonds & clamps
—
B bond
—
Tower earth clamp
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Bonds & clamps
—
Metalwork bond
—
Straight setscrew cable socket
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Bonds & clamps
—
RWP bond
—
Watermain bond
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Pipe bonds & clamps
—
Pipe bond
—
Pipe clamp
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Flexible braid bonds
—
Flexible flat copper braid bond
A A A A
Length Length
Length
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Earth bosses
—
Earth boss
Weight
Length Dia. Thread Boss Fixings each Cert. /
Part no. ABB order code (mm) (mm) size Material Material (kg) standards
EB0111 7TCA083870R0087 30 Ø30 M10 Mild steel Phosphor bronze 0.20
EB0221
EB0111-SS 7TCA083870R1726 30 Ø30 M10 Mild steel Stainless steel 0.20
EB1221 EB1321-SS 7TCA083870R1725 50 Ø40 M10 Stainless steel Stainless steel 0.65
EB1221-SS
Continuous
5 mm Fillet Weld
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Static earth connection points
—
Static earth receptacle
86
∅10.7
∅68
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Static earth clamps
—
Stainless steel earthing clamp
—
Static discharge reels
A A
A A
C B
C B
SK040
(heavy duty)
D D
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Earth bars
—
Furse earth bars are an efficient and convenient • Swan-Neck accessory, to facilitate the main
01 Copper earth bars.
— way of providing a common earth point, and earth bar connection
02 Tinned copper
integral disconnecting links allow easy isolation • Available as bare copper or tinned copper hard
earth bar.
— for testing purposes. drawn bar
03 Copper earth bar
with SS fixings.
Standard Furse earth bars are available in a Special earth bar requirements
variety of lengths, but all consist of a 50 mm wide Standard earth bars meet the majority of
by 6 mm thick copper bar with M10 termination applications, however where a customer
screws - standard product codes are provided. has a specific requirement, we can design and
manufacture special earth bars and disconnecting
Standard features and benefits links as appropriate. Special earth bar designs
• The plastic channel base is entirely corrosion are provided for customer review and approval
proof, made from high impact uPVC unlike the as required before manufacture.
traditional galvanized steel channel
• The use of a modern polymer channel has Special earth bar design variables include:
reduced the weight of the products, making • Length, width and thickness of earth bar
them easier to handle • Size and type of bolt, hex nut and washer
• Pre-drilled fixing holes for ease of installation • Number of disconnecting links, and
• A range of three designs to meet most their position
installation requirements • Number of insulators
• Supplied with mounting base or without
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01 02
—
03
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Earth bonds & clamps
Earth bars
—
Earth bar
A
A
A
70
90
70
90
90
70
7777 50 50
77 50
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Earth bars
—
Earth bar with single disconnecting link
A
A
90 70
90
70
77 50
77 50
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Earth bars
—
Earth bar with twin disconnecting links
A
A
70
90
90
70
77 50
77 50
—
Earth bonds & clamps
Accessories
—
Earth bar links
Weight
Length Width Height each Certification /
Part no. ABB order code Description (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg) standards
Copper link
LK004 7TCA083670R0599 Swan-neck link 150 50 36 0.42
125
125 A
90 70
90
70
90
70
77 50
77
77
—
Insulator
Insert size
Insert Insert
(D)size (D)size
Insert (D)
Insert
size (D)
size (D)
Insert size (D) )D( ezis tresnI
Insert size (D) )D( ezis tresnI
Insert size (D) )D( ezis tresnI
Top Top Top Top Top Max. Max. Max. Max. Max.
Top diameter Max.diameter
diameterdiameter
diameter diameter .xaMdiameter
diameter diameter
diameter
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Earth bonds & clamps
Compression connectors
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Copper ‘C’ shape connector
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Earth bonds & clamps
Compression connectors
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Technical reference
Introduction
The IEC/BS EN 62305 standard reflects increased scientific understanding of
lightning and its effects over the last twenty years, and takes stock of the growing
impact of technology and electronic systems on our daily activities.
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IEC/BS EN 62305-1 - General principles
Damage and loss This standard thus sets out a defined set of
IEC/BS EN 62305 identifies four main sources of lightning current parameters where protection
damage: measures, adopted in accordance with its
• S1 Flashes to the structure recommendations, will reduce any damage and
• S2 Flashes near to the structure consequential loss as a result of a lightning strike.
• S3 Flashes to the lines connected to the structure This reduction in damage and consequential loss
• S4 Flashes near the lines connected to the is valid provided the lightning strike parameters
structure fall within defined limits, established as Lightning
Protection Levels (LPL).
Each source of damage may result in one or more
of three types of damage:
• D1 Injury of living beings by electric shock
• D2 Physical damage (fire, explosion, mechanical —
Table 1: Damage and loss in a structure according to
destruction, chemical release) due to lightning
point of lightning strike (IEC/BS EN 62305-1 Table 2)
current effects including sparking
• D3 Failure of internal systems due to Lightning Point of strike Source of Type of Type of loss
• Electromagnetic Impulse (LEMP) damage damage
Structure S1 D1 L1, L4**
The following types of loss may result from D2 L1, L2, L3, L4
damage due to lightning: D3 L1*, L2, L4
• L1 Loss of human life (including permanent injury) Near a Structure S2 D3 L1*, L2, L4
• L2 Loss of service to the public Lines connected S3 D1 L1, L4**
to the structure
• L3 Loss of cultural heritage D2 L1, L2, L3, L4
• L4 Loss of economic value (structure, its D3 L1*, L2, L4
content, and loss of activity) Near a Line S4 D3 L1*, L2, L4
*Only for structures with risk of explosion and for hospitals or other
structures where failures of internal systems immediately endangers
The relationships of all of the above parameters human life
are summarized in Table 1. **Only for properties where animals may be lost
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IEC/BS EN 62305-1 - Lightning protection levels (LPL)
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01 The types of damage
Lightning Protection Levels (LPL) The minimum values of lightning current have
and loss resulting from Four protection levels have been determined been used to derive the rolling sphere radius
a lightning strike on
or near a structure
based on parameters obtained from previously for each level.
published technical papers. Each level has a fixed
set of maximum and minimum lightning current —
Table 2: Lightning current for each LPL based on 10/350 μs
parameters. These parameters are shown in Table 2.
waveform
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01
S1 Fire and/or explosion due to the hot lightning arc itself, due to the resultant ohmic S3
Flash to the heating of conductors, or due to arc erosion, i.e. melted metal (Source S1). Flash to a line
structure Fire and/or explosion triggered by sparks caused by overvoltages resulting from resistive connected to the
and inductive coupling and to passage of part of the lightning current (Source S1). structure
Fire and/or explosion triggered by sparks due to overvoltages and lightning currents
transmitted through the connected service (Source S3).
LEMP
Lightning LEMP
current
Immediate mechanical
damage (Source S1)
Induced
overvoltage
S4 Flash near
a line connected
to the structure
Induced
overvoltage
LEMP
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IEC/BS EN 62305-1 - Lightning protection zones (LPZ)
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02 The LPZ concept
Lightning protection zones (LPZ) In general the higher the number of the zone
The concept of the Lightning Protection Zone (LPZ 2; LPZ 3 etc) the lower the electromagnetic
(LPZ) was introduced within IEC/BS EN 62305 effects expected. Typically, any sensitive
particularly to assist in determining the electronic equipment should be located in higher
protection measures required to establish numbered LPZs and be protected against LEMP
protection measures to counter Lightning by relevant Surge Protection Measures (SPM as
Electromagnetic Impulse (LEMP) within defined in IEC/BS EN 62305).
a structure.
SPM were previously referred to as a LEMP
The general principle is that the equipment Protection Measures System (LPMS) in IEC/BS EN
requiring protection should be located in an 62305:2006.
LPZ whose electromagnetic characteristics are
compatible with the equipment stress withstand Figure 4 highlights the LPZ concept as applied to the
or immunity capability. structure and to SPM. The concept is expanded
upon in IEC/BS EN 62305-3 and IEC/BS EN 62305-4.
The concept caters for external zones, with risk of
direct lightning strike, or partial lightning current Selection of the most suitable SPM is made using
occurring (LPZ 0) and levels of protection within the risk assessment in accordance with
internal zones (LPZ 1 & LPZ 2). IEC/BS EN 62305-2.
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02
SPD 2/3
(for power and data lines).
LPZ 2
SPD 0/1 No direct flash,
Down conductor network.
Equipotential induced currents,
bonding by further damped
means of SPD. magnetic field. Earth termination network.
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IEC/BS EN 62305-2 - Risk management
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01 Procedure for
IEC/BS EN 62305-2 specifically deals with making The first stage of the risk assessment is to
deciding the need a risk assessment, the results of which define the identify which of the four types of loss (as
for protection
(IEC/BS EN 62305-1
level of Lightning Protection System (LPS) identified in IEC/BS EN 62305-1) the structure
Figure 1). required. While BS 6651 devoted 9 pages and its contents can incur. The ultimate aim
(including figures) to the subject of risk of the risk assessment is to quantify and if
assessment, IEC/BS EN 62305-2 currently necessary reduce the relevant primary risks i.e.:
contains over 140 pages. • R 1 risk of loss of human life (including
permanent injury)
— • R 2 risk of loss of service to the public
01
• R 3 risk of loss of cultural heritage
• R4 risk of loss of economic value
Calculate
Rn = Σ R x
NO R n ≤ RT
YES
Structure is adequately
protected for this type
of loss
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IEC/BS EN 62305-3 - Physical damage
to structures & life hazard
IEC/BS EN 62305-3. This part of the suite of standards deals
with protection measures in and around a structure.
The main body of this part of the standard gives Air termination system
guidance on the design of an external Lightning The role of an air termination system is to capture
Protection System (LPS), internal LPS and the lightning discharge current and dissipate it
maintenance and inspection programmes. harmlessly to earth via the down conductor and
earth termination system. Therefore it is important
Lightning Protection System (LPS) to use a correctly designed air termination system.
IEC/BS EN 62305-1 has defined four Lightning
Protection Levels (LPLs) based on probable IEC/BS EN 62305-3 advocates the following, in any
minimum and maximum lightning currents. combination, for the design of the air termination:
These LPLs equate directly to classes of Lightning • Air rods (or finials) whether they are free-standing
Protection System (LPS). masts or linked with conductors to form a mesh
on the roof
The correlation between the four levels of LPL and • Catenary (or suspended) conductors, whether
LPS is identified in Table 3. In essence, the greater they are supported by free-standing masts or
the LPL, the higher class of LPS is required. linked with conductors to form a mesh on the roof
• Meshed conductor network that may lie in direct
External LPS design considerations contact with the roof or be suspended above
The lightning protection designer must initially it (in the event that it is of paramount
consider the thermal and explosive effects caused at importance that the roof is not exposed to a
the point of a lightning strike and the consequences direct lightning discharge)
to the structure under consideration. Depending
upon the consequences the designer may choose The standard makes it quite clear that all types of
either of the following types of external LPS: air termination systems that are used shall meet the
• Isolated positioning requirements laid down in the body of
• Non-isolated the standard. It highlights that the air termination
components should be installed on corners,
External LPS design considerations exposed points and edges of the structure.
An Isolated LPS is typically chosen when the structure
is constructed of combustible materials or presents a The three basic methods recommended for
risk of explosion. Conversely a non-isolated system determining the position of the air termination
may be fitted where no such danger exists. systems are:
• The rolling sphere method
An external LPS consists of: • The protective angle method
• Air termination system • The mesh method
• Down conductor system
• Earth termination system These methods are detailed over the following pages.
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IEC/BS EN 62305-3 - Physical damage
to structures & life hazard
Reference
Rolling
plane
sphere
radius C
Radius of
protected area
— —
01 02
—
01 Application of the
The rolling sphere method Varying the protection angle is a change to the
rolling sphere method The rolling sphere method is a simple means of simple 45° zone of protection afforded in most
—
02 The protective
identifying areas of a structure that need protection, cases in BS 6651. Furthermore the new standard
angle method for taking into account the possibility of side strikes to uses the height of the air termination system
a single air rod
the structure. The basic concept of applying the above the reference plane, whether that be
rolling sphere to a structure is illustrated above. ground or roof level.
The rolling sphere method was used in BS 6651, The protective angle method is better suited for
the only difference being that in IEC/BS EN 62305 simple shaped buildings. However this method is
there are different radii of the rolling sphere that only valid up to a height equal to the rolling
correspond to the relevant class of LPS (see Table sphere radius of the appropriate LPL.
4).This method is suitable for defining zones of
protection for all types of structures, particularly
—
those of complex geometry. Table 4: Max. values of rolling sphere radius corresponding
to the Class of LPS
The protective angle method
The protective angle method is a mathematical Class of LPS Rolling sphere radius (m)
Concealed
Vertical air
conductor
termination
Down conductor
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03 04
—
03 Effect of the
The mesh method The air rods should be spaced not more than 10 m
height of the IEC/BS EN 62305 lists four different air apart and if strike plates are used as an
reference plane on
the protection angle
termination mesh sizes that are defined and alternative, these should be strategically placed
— correspond to the relevant class of LPS. over the roof area not more than 5 m apart.
04 Concealed air
termination network
— This method is suitable where plain surfaces
05 Determination of the
protective angle (IEC/
require protection if the following conditions —
BS EN 62305-3 Table 2) are met: 05
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IEC/BS EN 62305-3 - Physical damage to
structures & life hazard
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Non-conventional air termination systems Table 6: Minimum thickness of metal sheets or metal pipes
A lot of technical (and commercial) debate has in air termination systems (IEC/BS EN 62305-3 Table 3).
raged over the years regarding the validity of the
claims made by the proponents of such systems. Class of LPS Material Thickness(1) t Thickness(2) t’
Cast in
non-ferrous
bonding
point
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IEC/BS EN 62305-3 - Physical damage to
structures & life hazard
Earth termination system Three basic earth electrode arrangements are used:
The earth termination system is vital for the • Type A arrangement
dispersion of lightning current safely and • Type B arrangement
effectively into the ground. • Foundation earth electrodes
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Internal LPS design considerations Bonding can also be accomplished by the use
01 Example of main
equipotential bonding. The fundamental role of the internal LPS is to of surge protective devices (SPDs) where the
ensure the avoidance of dangerous sparking direct connection with bonding conductors is
occurring within the structure to be protected. not suitable.
This could be due, following a lightning discharge,
to lightning current flowing in the external LPS or The Figure below (which is based on IEC/BS EN
indeed other conductive parts of the structure 62305-3 fig E.43) shows a typical example of an
and attempting to flash or spark over to internal equipotential bonding arrangement. The gas,
metallic installations. water and central heating system are all bonded
directly to the equipotential bonding bar located
Carrying out appropriate equipotential bonding inside but close to an outer wall near ground level.
measures or ensuring there is a sufficient The power cable is bonded via a suitable SPD,
electrical insulation distance between the upstream from the electric meter, to the
metallic parts can avoid dangerous sparking equipotential bonding bar. This bonding bar
between different metallic parts. should be located close to the main distribution
board (MDB) and also closely connected to the
Lightning equipotential bonding earth termination system with short length
Equipotential bonding is simply the electrical conductors. In larger or extended structures
interconnection of all appropriate metallic several bonding bars may be required but they
installations/parts, such that in the event of should all be interconnected with each other.
lightning currents flowing, no metallic part is at
a different voltage potential with respect to one The screen of any antenna cable along with any
another. If the metallic parts are essentially at shielded power supply to electronic appliances
the same potential then the risk of sparking or being routed into the structure should also be
flashover is nullified. bonded at the equipotential bar.
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01
Electricity
Structural lightning Central heating system
meter
protection system
Consumer unit/
fuseboard
Neutral bar
ON Equipotential
bonding bar
OFF
Live bar
Electronic appliances
Meter
Screen of antenna cable
Water
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IEC/BS EN 62561 series - Lightning protection
system components
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01 Environmental ageing
Designers/users of these systems need to be There are currently eight parts to the series:
chamber for ammonia assured that the components, conductors, earth • IEC/BS EN 62561-1 Lightning protection system
atmosphere ageing.
electrodes etc. that will be installed have the components (LPSC) Part 1: Requirement for
requisite durability to survive long term exposure connection components
to the environmental elements whilst retaining • IEC/BS EN 62561-2 Lightning protection system
the ability to dissipate lightning current safely components (LPSC) Part 2: Requirements for
and harmlessly to earth. conductors and earth electrodes
• IEC/BS EN 62561-3 Lightning protection system
The IEC/BS EN 62561 series of standards defines components (LPSC) Part 3: Requirements for
the processes by which these critical lightning isolating spark gaps (ISG)
protection components are judged fit for purpose. • IEC/BS EN 62561-4 Lightning protection
system components (LPSC) Part 4:
Requirements for conductor fasteners
• IEC/BS EN 62561-5 Lightning protection system
components (LPSC) Part 5: Requirements for
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01 earth electrode inspection housings and earth
electrode seals
• IEC/BS EN 62561-6 Lightning protection system
components (LPSC) Part 6: Requirements for
lightning strike counters
• IEC/BS EN 62561-7 Lightning protection system
components (LPSC) Part 7: Requirements for
earth enhancing compounds
• IEC TS 62561-8 Lightning protection system
components (LPSC) Part 8: Requirements for
components for isolated LPS.
Independent testing
IEC/BS EN 62561 series requires manufacturers
to undertake thorough testing and performance
measurement of their components in order to
gain compliance.
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02 02
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02 Furse lightning
Environmental preconditioning is designed to Furse component performance
protection components, rapidly replicate the effect of component ageing By choosing lightning protection components
showing results
after environmental
under expected environmental conditions at site, conforming to the IEC/BS EN 62561 series,
preconditioning to prove the component’s ability to conduct the designer ensures he or she is using the
and lightning
discharge testing.
lightning over time. Testing therefore ensures best products on the market and is in
components have been appropriately constructed compliance with IEC/BS EN 62305.
for their application, meet the requirements of
the standard and will prove safe in use for a Furse structural lightning protection components
number of years. are therefore rigorously tested to this standard.
Furse product tests are undertaken by Through independent testing, Furse products
an independent Certified test laboratory - are proven to withstand the constant exposure
The Research Development and Certification to the environment as required by an LPS, thereby
Centre, High Voltage and High Current Testing ensuring they will continue to dissipate lightning
Laboratory - to ensure our products conform. current safely and harmlessly to earth over
the long term.
Passing the test
Each part of IEC/BS EN 62561 defines its own
criteria for satisfactory performance of
components.
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Earthing standards
BS 7430 therefore defines selection parameters Primary to these standards is limiting earth
for the earthing arrangement, e.g. the size and potential rise (EPR) under earth fault conditions
material for conductors, earth electrodes etc, and so that step and touch potential limits are not
makes clear the need for careful consideration of exceeded, and earth resistance remains as low
site conditions (soil composition and resistivity). as possible. Essentially, use of an earthing grid
consisting of horizontal cross-bonded earthing
Taking actual measurements at the site is conductors is recommended, augmented by
important to gauge the expected effectiveness earth rods where the site includes low resistivity
of the earthing arrangement, and guidance is layers beneath the surface. These earth rods
provided for measuring resistance calculations mitigate seasonal variations in earth grid
for earth plates, earth rods, ring conductor and resistance at the grid’s burial depth.
foundation earth electrodes.
Substation earthing
BS EN 50522, BS 7354, IEEE std. 80 and
ENA TS 41-24 reference the requirements for
earthing of substations.
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CP035 7TCA083550R0048 45 CR110 7TCA083210R0008 81
CP040 7TCA083550R0052 45 CR115 7TCA083210R0009 81
CP045 7TCA083550R0069 45 CR125 7TCA083210R0010 81
CP050 7TCA083550R0079 45 CR130 7TCA083210R0011 81
CP065 7TCA083550R0088 45 CR205 7TCA083220R0002 82
CP105 7TCA083520R0000 42 CR215 7TCA083220R0003 82
CP110 7TCA083520R0001 42 CR220 7TCA083220R0004 82
CP115 7TCA083520R0005 42 CR225 7TCA083220R0005 82
CP125 7TCA083520R0007 42 CR230 7TCA083220R0006 82
CP130 7TCA083520R0014 42 CR305 7TCA08321R0012 82
CP205 7TCA083510R0004 42 CR320 7TCA08321R0015 82
CP210 7TCA083510R0005 42 CR325 7TCA08321R0018 82
CP215 7TCA083510R0010 42 CR326 7TCA08321R0020 82
CP220 7TCA083510R0012 42 CR330 7TCA08321R0021 82
CP225 7TCA083510R0014 42 CR505 7TCA083220R0008 81
CP230 7TCA083510R0016 42 CR510-FU 7TCA083220R0009 81
CP235 7TCA083510R0018 42 CR515 7TCA083220R0010 81
CP240 7TCA083510R0020 42 CR520 7TCA083220R0012 81
CP245 7TCA083510R0025 42 CR700 7TCA083220R0015 83
CP255 7TCA083510R0030 42 CR705 7TCA083220R0016 83
CP260 7TCA083510R0033 42 CR710 7TCA083220R0051 83
CP265 7TCA083510R0037 42 CR730 7TCA083220R0019 83
CP305 7TCA083510R0039 42 CR740 7TCA083220R0052 83
CP405 7TCA083520R0008 43 CR750 7TCA083220R0053 83
CP410 7TCA083520R0009 43 CR810-FU 7TCA083660R0015 57
CP415 7TCA083520R0010 43 CR815-FU 7TCA083660R0016 57
CP510 7TCA083510R0041 43 CR820-FU 7TCA083660R0017 57
CP515 7TCA083510R0042 43 CR855-FU 7TCA083660R0018 61
CP517 7TCA083510R0043 43 CR860-FU 7TCA083660R0019 61
CP805 7TCA083560R0000 44 CR865-FU 7TCA083660R0020 61
CP806 7TCA083560R0001 44 CS350 7TCA083740R0007 89
CP810 7TCA083830R0002 44 CS355 7TCA083740R0008 89
CP815 7TCA083830R0004 44 CS405 7TCA083640R0002 59
CP816 7TCA083560R0002 44 CS410 7TCA083640R0003 59
CP835 7TCA083830R0006 44 CS505 7TCA083640R0004 58
CP840 7TCA083830R0110 44 CS510 7TCA083640R0005 58
CP861 7TCA083570R0000 45 CS605 7TCA083640R0006 58
CP871 7TCA083570R0001 45 CS610 7TCA083640R0007 58
CP872 7TCA083570R0002 45 CT005-H 7TCA083620R0003 56
CP876 7TCA083570R0003 45 CT010 7TCA083610R0007 56
CP881 7TCA083570R0004 45 CT105-H 7TCA083610R0010 56
CP886 7TCA083570R0005 45 CT110-H 7TCA083610R0015 56
CP887 7TCA083570R0006 45 CT115-H 7TCA083610R0018 56
CP905 7TCA083560R0003 44 CT125-FU 7TCA083620R0064 57
CP910 7TCA083830R0007 44 CT130-FU 7TCA083620R0065 57
CP915 7TCA083560R0005 44 CT135-FU 7TCA083620R0066 57
CP915 7TCA083560R0005 44 CT305 7TCA083610R0020 60
CP920 7TCA083830R0008 44 CT405 7TCA083610R0023 60
CP925 7TCA083560R0007 44 CW015-FU 7TCA083580R0022 48
CP935 7TCA083560R0008 44 CW020-FU 7TCA083580R0025 48
CR105 7TCA083210R0004 81 CW025-FU 7TCA083580R0130 48
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CW030-FU 7TCA083580R0131 48 ES300-34 7TCA083350R0028 77
CW040-FU 7TCA083580R0132 48 ES300-58 7TCA083350R0029 77
CW045-FU 7TCA083580R0133 48 ES310-03 7TCA083350R0030 77
CW050-FU 7TCA083580R0110 48 ES310-05 7TCA083350R0031 77
CW905 7TCA083830R0009 50 ES310-10 7TCA083350R0032 77
CW999 7TCA083830R0010 50 ES310-15 7TCA083340R0018 77
CX005-H 7TCA083610R0024 56 ES310-20 7TCA083340R0019 77
CX105-H 7TCA083610R0025 56 ES310-30 7TCA083340R0020 77
DT100 7TCA083320R0003 50 ES320 7TCA083350R0069 77
EB011 7TCA083870R0087 93 FBB-120-200-17 7TCA083070R0319 92
EB001-SS 7TCA083870R1601 93 FBB-120-200-17-T 7TCA083070R0417 92
EB0111 7TCA083870R0087 93 FBB-16-200-9 7TCA083070R0389 92
EB0111-SS 7TCA083870R1726 93 FBB-16-200-9-T 7TCA083070R0377 92
EB0121 7TCA083870R1256 93 FBB-25-200-11 7TCA083070R0305 92
EB0121-SS 7TCA083870R1544 93 FBB-25-200-11-T 7TCA083070R0321 92
EB0221 7TCA083870R1263 93 FBB-50-200-11 7TCA083070R0088 92
EB0221-SS 7TCA083870R1727 93 FBB-50-200-11-T 7TCA083070R0355 92
EB0321 7TCA083870R1440 93 FBB-6-200-7 7TCA083070R0354 92
EB0321-SS 7TCA083870R1728 93 FBB-6-200-7-T 7TCA083070R0361 92
EB1111 7TCA083870R0089 93 FBB-70-200-13 7TCA083070R0304 92
EB1111-SS 7TCA083870R1627 93 FBB-70-200-13-T 7TCA083070R0365 92
EB1121 7TCA083870R1264 93 FBB-95-200-13 7TCA083070R0290 92
EB1121-SS 7TCA083870R1616 93 FBB-95-200-13-T 7TCA083070R0291 92
EB1221 7TCA083870R1307 93 FP015 7TCA083580R0061 50
EB1221-SS 7TCA083870R1729 93 FP020 7TCA083580R0062 50
EB1321 7TCA083870R1311 93 FP025 7TCA083580R0063 50
EB1321-SS 7TCA083870R1725 93 FP030 7TCA083580R0064 50
EB1331 7TCA083870R0091 93 FP040 7TCA083580R0065 50
EB1331-SS 7TCA083870R1524 93 FP045 7TCA083580R0108 50
EP100 7TCA083730R0101 86 FP050 7TCA083580R0066 50
EP101 7TCA083730R0102 86 FS005 7TCA083870R0776 67
EP102 7TCA083730R0103 86 GC205 7TCA083870R0780 28
EP105 7TCA083730R0111 86 GC215 7TCA083870R0781 28
EP106 7TCA083730R0115 86 GC220 7TCA083870R0782 28
EP107 7TCA083730R0112 86 GC225 7TCA083870R0783 28
EP110 7TCA083730R0104 87 GC230 7TCA083870R0784 28
EP111 7TCA083730R0117 87 GD015 7TCA083580R0067 46
EP115 7TCA083730R0105 87 GD020 7TCA083580R0068 46
EP116 7TCA083730R0109 87 GD025 7TCA083580R0069 46
EP120 7TCA083730R0106 87 GD030 7TCA083580R0070 46
EP121 7TCA083730R0114 87 GD040 7TCA083580R0071 46
EP125 7TCA083730R0107 87 GD045 7TCA083580R0072 46
EP126 7TCA083730R0116 87 GD050 7TCA083580R0073 46
EP211 7TCA083730R0108 87 GD861 7TCA083580R0126 46
EP216 7TCA083730R0113 87 GD871 7TCA083580R0074 46
EP221 7TCA083730R0110 87 GD872 7TCA083580R0075 46
ES300 7TCA083350R0023 77 GD876 7TCA083580R0127 46
ES300-12 7TCA083350R0024 77 GD881 7TCA083580R0076 46
ES300-15 7TCA083350R0025 77 GD886 7TCA083580R0125 46
ES300-16 7TCA083350R0026 77 GD887 7TCA083580R0077 46
ES300-20 7TCA083350R0027 77 HF015 7TCA083540R0000 53
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HF020 7TCA083540R0003 53 LK207-12TSS 7TCA083670R1268 99
HF025 7TCA083540R0005 53 LK207-14 7TCA083670R0607 99
HF030 7TCA083540R0008 53 LK207-14T 7TCA083670R0608 99
HF033 7TCA083540R0038 53 LK207-16 7TCA083670R0611 99
HF040 7TCA083540R0010 53 LK207-16T 7TCA083670R0612 99
HF045 7TCA083540R0012 53 LK207-18 7TCA083670R0613 99
HF176 7TCA083560R0021 53 LK207-18T 7TCA083670R0614 99
HF191 7TCA083560R0022 53 LK207-20 7TCA083670R0615 99
HF705 7TCA083540R0017 54 LK207-20T 7TCA083670R0616 99
HF710 7TCA083540R0018 54 LK207-22 7TCA083670R0618 99
HF975 7TCA083570R0011 54 LK207-22T 7TCA083670R0619 99
HW015-FU 7TCA083580R0106 48 LK207-24 7TCA083670R0620 99
HW020-FU 7TCA083580R0104 48 LK207-24T 7TCA083670R0621 99
HW025-FU 7TCA083580R0121 48 LK207-26 7TCA083670R0623 99
HW030-FU 7TCA083580R0134 48 LK207-26T 7TCA083670R0624 99
HW040-FU 7TCA083580R0114 48 LK207-28 7TCA083670R0625 99
HW045-FU 7TCA083580R0135 48 LK207-28T 7TCA083670R0994 99
HW050-FU 7TCA083580R0136 48 LK207-30 7TCA083670R0627 99
HW315 7TCA083580R0138 49 LK207-30T 7TCA083670R0628 99
HW320 7TCA083580R0107 49 LK207-6 7TCA083670R0632 99
HW325 7TCA083580R0139 49 LK207-6T 7TCA083670R0633 99
HW330 7TCA083580R0140 49 LK207-6SS 7TCA083670R1263 99
HW340 7TCA083580R0101 49 LK207-6TSS 7TCA083670R1271 99
HW345 7TCA083580R0141 49 LK207-8 7TCA083670R0634 99
HW350 7TCA083580R0119 49 LK207-8T 7TCA083670R0635 99
HW415 7TCA083550R0126 49 LK207-8SS 7TCA083670R1265 99
HW420 7TCA083580R0142 49 LK207-8TSS 7TCA083670R1270 99
HW425 7TCA083580R0143 49 LK243-10 7TCA083670R0647 98
HW430 7TCA083580R0144 49 LK243-10T 7TCA083670R0648 98
HW440 7TCA083580R0145 49 LK243-10SS 7TCA083670R1258 98
HW445 7TCA083580R0146 49 LK243-10TSS 7TCA083670R1273 98
HW450 7TCA083580R0137 49 LK243-12 7TCA083670R0650 98
IN005 7TCA083340R0006 100 LK243-12T 7TCA083670R0651 98
IN013 7TCA083340R0007 100 LK243-12SS 7TCA083670R1255 98
IN020 7TCA083340R0008 100 LK243-12TSS 7TCA083670R1272 98
IN030 7TCA083340R0009 100 LK243-14 7TCA083670R0653 98
IN040 7TCA083340R0010 100 LK243-14T 7TCA083670R0836 98
IN060 7TCA083340R0011 100 LK243-16 7TCA083670R0656 98
IN070 7TCA083340R0012 100 LK243-16T 7TCA083670R0657 98
JH100 7TCA083320R0005 78 LK243-18 7TCA083670R0658 98
LK004 7TCA083670R0599 100 LK243-18T 7TCA083670R0659 98
LK004T 7TCA083670R0925 100 LK243-20 7TCA083670R0661 98
LK205 7TCA083670R0600 100 LK243-20T 7TCA083670R0662 98
LK205T 7TCA083670R0601 100 LK243-22 7TCA083670R0663 98
LK207-10 7TCA083670R0603 99 LK243-22T 7TCA083870R1730 98
LK207-10T 7TCA083670R0604 99 LK243-24 7TCA083670R0664 98
LK207-10SS 7TCA083670R1259 99 LK243-24T 7TCA083670R0665 98
LK207-10TSS 7TCA083670R1269 99 LK243-26 7TCA083670R0666 98
LK207-12 7TCA083670R0605 99 LK243-26T 7TCA083670R1069 98
LK207-12T 7TCA083670R0606 99 LK243-28 7TCA083670R0667 98
LK207-12SS 7TCA083670R1261 99 LK243-28T 7TCA083670R0971 98
PA R T N U M B E R I N D E X 125
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Part. No. ABB order code Page Part. No. ABB order code Page
LK243-30 7TCA083670R0669 98 NU267 7TCA083870R1504 65
LK243-30T 7TCA083670R1067 98 NU367 7TCA083870R1091 65
LK243-6 7TCA083670R0676 98 NU370 7TCA083870R1092 65
LK243-6T 7TCA083670R0677 98 PE005 7TCA083150R0017 79
LK243-6SS 7TCA083670R1254 98 PE010 7TCA083150R0018 79
LK243-6TSS 7TCA083670R1275 98 PE015 7TCA083150R0019 79
LK243-8 7TCA083670R0679 98 PE020 7TCA083150R0020 79
LK243-8T 7TCA083670R0680 98 PE110 7TCA083150R0022 79
LK243-8SS 7TCA083670R1262 98 PE120 7TCA083150R0023 79
LK243-8TSS 7TCA083670R1274 98 PF005 7TCA083870R1103 55
LK245-10 7TCA083670R0685 97 PF105 7TCA083870R1104 55
LK245-10T 7TCA083670R0686 97 PL005-FU 7TCA083030R0012 37
LK245-10SS 7TCA083670R1260 97 PL010 7TCA083030R0013 37
LK245-10TSS 7TCA083670R1277 97 PS305 7TCA083870R1105 65
LK245-12 7TCA083670R0690 97 PS310 7TCA083870R1106 65
LK245-12T 7TCA083670R0691 97 PT004 7TCA083340R0014 78
LK245-12SS 7TCA083670R1256 97 PT005 7TCA083310R0007 78
LK245-12TSS 7TCA083670R1276 97 PT006 7TCA083340R0015 78
LK245-14 7TCA083670R0693 97 PT007 7TCA083340R0017 78
LK245-14T 7TCA083670R0694 97 PT205 7TCA083320R0011 78
LK245-16 7TCA083670R0697 97 RA015 7TCA083420R0053 32
LK245-16T 7TCA083670R0698 97 RA025 7TCA083420R0054 32
LK245-18 7TCA083670R0700 97 RA030 7TCA083420R0056 32
LK245-18T 7TCA083670R0701 97 RA040 7TCA083420R0057 32
LK245-20 7TCA083670R0703 97 RA050 7TCA083420R0058 32
LK245-20T 7TCA083670R0705 97 RA080 7TCA083440R0004 32
LK245-22 7TCA083670R0706 97 RA085 7TCA083440R0005 32
LK245-22T 7TCA083670R0707 97 RA215 7TCA083410R0063 32
LK245-24 7TCA083670R0709 97 RA225 7TCA083410R0067 32
LK245-24T 7TCA083670R0710 97 RA230 7TCA083410R0070 32
LK245-26 7TCA083670R0712 97 RA240 7TCA083410R0071 32
LK245-26T 7TCA083670R0713 97 RA250-FU 7TCA083410R0072 32
LK245-28 7TCA083670R0714 97 RA400-FU 7TCA083430R0001 32
LK245-28T 7TCA083670R0715 97 RA402 7TCA083430R0002 32
LK245-30 7TCA083670R0718 97 RA500 7TCA083420R0060 37
LK245-30T 7TCA083670R0719 97 RA600 7TCA083410R0073 37
LK245-6 7TCA083670R0739 97 RB005 7TCA083120R0011 75
LK245-6T 7TCA083670R0741 97 RB105 7TCA083120R0014 74
LK245-6SS 7TCA083670R1257 97 RB107 7TCA083120R0015 75
LK245-6TSS 7TCA083670R1279 97 RB110 7TCA083120R0016 74
LK245-8 7TCA083670R0745 97 RB115 7TCA083120R0017 74
LK245-8T 7TCA083670R0750 97 RB125 7TCA083120R0019 74
LK245-8SS 7TCA083670R1264 97 RB203 7TCA083120R0020 75
LK245-8TSS 7TCA083670R1278 97 RB205-FU 7TCA083120R0024 74
NA005 7TCA083870R1085 66 RB210 7TCA083120R0028 74
NU165 7TCA083870R1086 65 RB213 7TCA083120R0031 75
NU166 7TCA083830R0074 65 RB215 7TCA083120R0034 74
NU167 7TCA083870R1087 65 RB220-FU 7TCA083120R0040 74
NU170 7TCA083870R1088 65 RB225 7TCA083120R0043 74
NU265 7TCA083870R1559 65 RB225-UL 7TCA083120R0087 74
NU266 7TCA083870R1572 65 RB226-UL 7TCA083120R0101 75
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RB235 7TCA083120R0047 74 SC2405 7TCA083870R1867 36
RB235-UL 7TCA083120R0092 74 SC2407 7TCA083870R1868 36
RB236 7TCA083120R0096 75 SD003-H 7TCA083420R0062 33
RB236-UL 7TCA083120R0102 75 SD005 7TCA083440R0006 33
RB305 7TCA083120R0049 74 SD007 7TCA083440R0007 33
RB310 7TCA083120R0054 74 SD015 7TCA083410R0075 34
RB315 7TCA083120R0058 74 SD105-H 7TCA083410R0077 33
RB317 7TCA083120R0062 75 SD115 7TCA083410R0079 34
RB320-FU 7TCA083120R0063 74 SD120 7TCA083410R0080 33
RB325 7TCA083120R0066 74 SD155 7TCA083450R0034 34
RB325-UL 7TCA083120R0088 74 SD160 7TCA083450R0035 34
RB326 7TCA083120R0067 75 SD165 7TCA083450R0036 34
RB326-UL 7TCA083120R0068 75 SD305 7TCA083430R0003 33
RB335 7TCA083120R0069 74 SD307 7TCA083430R0004 33
RB335-UL 7TCA083120R0089 74 SK010 7TCA083750R0016 95
RB336 7TCA083910R2211 75 SK020 7TCA083750R0017 95
RB336-UL 7TCA083120R0103 75 SK030 7TCA083750R0018 95
RC010 7TCA083110R0018 76 SK040 7TCA083750R0019 95
RC010-KIT 7TCA083110R0019 76 SM010 7TCA083030R0014 37
RC011 7TCA083110R0021 76 SP010-FU 7TCA083160R0087 76
RC012 7TCA083110R0022 76 SP015-FU 7TCA083160R0088 76
RC015 7TCA083110R0023 76 SS140 7TCA083870R1131 64
RC015-KIT 7TCA083110R0024 76 SS145 7TCA083870R1132 64
RC016 7TCA083110R0025 76 SS150 7TCA083870R1133 64
RC017 7TCA083110R0026 76 SS155 7TCA083870R1134 64
RC16-087095 7TCA083830R0075 84 SS160 7TCA083870R1135 64
RC20-087095 7TCA083830R0076 84 SS165 7TCA083870R1136 64
RC25-087095 7TCA083830R0077 84 SS235 7TCA083870R1590 64
RC32-087095 7TCA083830R0078 84 SS240 7TCA083870R1592 64
RC40-087095 7TCA083830R0079 84 SS245 7TCA083870R1503 64
RC812-0850 7TCA083830R0080 84 SS260 7TCA083870R1690 64
RR1616 7TCA083740R0040 84 SS635 7TCA083870R1139 64
RR2121 7TCA083740R0041 84 SS640 7TCA083870R1140 64
RR2626 7TCA083740R0042 84 SS650 7TCA083870R1142 64
RR3232 7TCA083740R0044 84 SS655 7TCA083870R1145 64
RR3838 7TCA083740R0046 84 ST010 7TCA083160R0050 76
RR812 7TCA083740R0047 84 ST015 7TCA083160R0051 76
RS005 7TCA083130R0046 76 ST100 7TCA083160R0052 74
RS005-KIT 7TCA083130R0047 76 ST107 7TCA083160R0053 75
RS011 7TCA083130R0048 76 ST200 7TCA083160R0054 74
RS012 7TCA083130R0049 76 ST207 7TCA083160R0056 75
RS015 7TCA083130R0116 76 ST300 7TCA083160R0059 74
RS016 7TCA083130R0050 76 ST307 7TCA083160R0060 75
RS017 7TCA083130R0051 76 SW005 7TCA083870R1150 64
RV105 7TCA083870R1116 65 SW010 7TCA083870R1151 64
RV110 7TCA083870R1117 65 SW105 7TCA083870R1152 64
RX005 7TCA083750R0012 94 SW110 7TCA083870R1153 64
SC2005 7TCA083870R1863 51 SW305 7TCA083870R1154 64
SC2105 7TCA083870R1864 51 SW405 7TCA083870R1155 64
SC2110 7TCA083870R1865 51 SX450 7TCA083740R0048 89
SC2210 7TCA083870R1866 51 TA005 7TCA083040R0005 21
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TA020 7TCA083040R0006 21 TC116-FU 7TCA083020R0067 24
TA030 7TCA083040R0011 21 TC116/25 7TCA083020R0068 24
TA040 7TCA083040R0020 21 TC120-FU 7TCA083020R0069 24
TA042 7TCA083040R0022 21 TC120/50 7TCA083020R0070 24
TA068 7TCA083040R0023 21 TC125-FU 7TCA083020R0076 24
TA080 7TCA083040R0030 21 TC125/50 7TCA083020R0077 24
TA105 7TCA083050R0008 25 TC130 7TCA083020R0083 24
TA110 7TCA083050R0011 25 TC130/50 7TCA083020R0084 24
TA115 7TCA083050R0015 25 TC140-FU 7TCA083020R0092 24
TA116 7TCA093050R0019 25 TC145 7TCA083020R0099 24
TA120 7TCA083050R0020 25 TC220 7TCA083030R0173 21
TA125 7TCA083050R0023 25 TC230 7TCA083030R0030 21
TA130 7TCA083050R0030 25 TC230-UL 7TCA083030R0034 21
TA140 7TCA083050R0035 25 TC239 7TCA083030R0063 21
TC015 7TCA083010R0054 20 TC240 7TCA083030R0075 21
TC020 7TCA083010R0060 20 TC245 7TCA083030R0091 21
TC020/100 7TCA083010R0061 20 TC260 7TCA083030R0098 21
TC026-FU 7TCA083010R0072 20 TC266 7TCA083030R0101 21
TC030 7TCA083010R0081 20 TC280 7TCA083030R0120 21
TC030-UL 7TCA083010R0082 20 TC330 7TCA083030R0125 27
TC030/50 7TCA083010R0097 20 TC910 7TCA083020R0107 27
TC035 7TCA083010R0127 20 TC910/50 7TCA083020R0108 27
TC040 7TCA083010R0144 20 TC940 7TCA083020R0113 27
TC042 7TCA083010R0155 20 TC980 7TCA083020R0115 27
TC043-FU 7TCA083010R0697 20 TD005 7TCA083870R1158 67
TC044 7TCA083010R0167 20 TP120-FU 7TCA083870R1193 66
TC045 7TCA083010R0174 20 TZ005 7TCA083540R0031 52
TC048 7TCA083010R0177 20 TZ040 7TCA083550R0123 52
TC050 7TCA083010R0185 20 TZ105 7TCA083540R0023 52
TC055 7TCA083010R0191 20 TZ110 7TCA083540R0026 52
TC060-FU 7TCA083010R0198 20 TZ210 7TCA083540R0027 52
TC065 7TCA083010R0209 20 TZ405 7TCA083540R0032 36
TC066 7TCA083010R0217 20 TZ407 7TCA083540R0033 36
TC067 7TCA083010R0241 20 WR165 7TCA083870R1224 66
TC068 7TCA083010R0250 20 WR167 7TCA083870R1225 66
TC070 7TCA083010R0265 20 WR170 7TCA083870R1226 66
TC071 7TCA083010R0272 20 WR175 7TCA083870R1227 66
TC075 7TCA083010R0279 20 WR265 7TCA083870R1560 66
TC078 7TCA083010R0292 20 WR266 7TCA083870R1573 66
TC080 7TCA083010R0294 20 WR267 7TCA083870R1505 66
TC090 7TCA083010R0324 20 WR365 7TCA083870R1228 66
TC092 7TCA083010R0642 20 WR367 7TCA083870R1230 66
TC093 7TCA083010R0679 20 WR370 7TCA083870R1231 66
TC105-FU 7TCA083020R0038 24 WS265 7TCA083870R1558 65
TC105/50 7TCA083020R0039 24 WS266 7TCA083870R1568 65
TC110 7TCA083020R0044 24 WS267 7TCA083870R1506 65
TC110/50 7TCA083020R0045 24 WS365 7TCA083870R1233 65
TC111-FU 7TCA083020R0053 24 WS367 7TCA083870R1235 65
TC111/50 7TCA083020R0057 24 WS370 7TCA083870R1236 65
TC115-FU 7TCA083020R0061 24
TC115/50 7TCA083020R0062 24
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