Conducting Block for Lightning Strike

A conducting block is a device designed to protect structures from lightning strikes by providing a safe path for the electrical current to flow to the ground.

These blocks are typically made of copper or aluminum, which are excellent conductors of electricity. They are installed at strategic locations within a structure's electrical system, such as near power lines or equipment that is susceptible to damage from lightning.

• Benefits of using a conducting block:
• Reduces the risk of fire and damage to electrical equipment.
• Protects occupants from electric shock.
• Extends the lifespan of electrical systems.