Re: OT / Lightning Rods

Posted by Billy NY on July 24, 2007 at 06:05:02 from (152.163.100.204):

In Reply to: OT / Lightning Rods posted by Zapped on July 23, 2007 at 21:16:57:

This company has some interesting reading on their site about the subject, years ago they did a lightning protection system on a 13 story building that I was a construction manager on.

Hard to cast a vote either way, not being knowledgable enough on the subject, but if the system is in-tact and all you have to do is temporarily re-locate or disconnect the fasteners that hold it, while performing the roofing work, seems like it should stay, to replace that system would certainly be a cost and it would seem that such a system should have value in that it creates a path for the electricity to discharge, whatever way it travels.

• ALRCI

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