Installing lightning arresters for equipment protection

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McFate, Kenneth L.
 Crawford, Fred M.

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1979

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"Statistical data which show that lightning damages more than $100 million worth of equipment and property in the U.S. each year should move us toward precautionary action. All too often, however, we think about installing protective equipment only when we hear those first claps of thunder. While nothing can be done to eliminate lightning, something can be done to eliminate the damage that it brings to electrical wiring and electrical equipment. In fact, good protection can be obtained at a very low cost."--First page.

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