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| | I have 900 pair copper running in multiple conduits underneath a building exiting into a dropped ceiling space, never leaving the building. What are the general guidelines that I need to follow regarding Lightning Protection? |
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| If you never leave the building you fall under the cone of protection. I would make sure any metallic raceways are grounded properly.
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Christopher Hobbs RCDD, RTPM(i) Sr. Project Manager Progressive Tech Inc. 3750 Old Getwell Rd. Memphis, TN 38118 (901) 382-1416: Office (901) 386-9963: Fax (901) 734-0380: Cell |
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| | Mr. Hobbs is absolutely correct. If you need backup you can reference the NEC Article 800.90. Informational note 2 section 2 is the area to find the legal speak for the "cone of protection" he is mentioning. |
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