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Lightning Protection System

Lightning Protection for Buildings, Plants & Solar

Bangladesh sees frequent, intense lightning. One strike can destroy controllers, inverters and panels. We divert strikes safely to earth and protect equipment from surges.
Lightning arrester on industrial roof
Surge protection devices in a distribution panel
Overview

External Protection Plus Surge Protection

A lightning rod protects the structure, but surges still travel through power and signal cables into your equipment. We combine external protection with coordinated surge protection devices and proper earthing for complete protection.
Complete Scope

Lightning Protection, Done Properly

Risk Assessment

Buildings, sheds, solar arrays and sub-station areas assessed.

Air Terminals

Conventional rods or ESE (early streamer emission) arresters.

Down Conductors

Routed with test joints and protective guards.

Lightning Earth Pits

Dedicated pits bonded to the main earthing system.

Surge Protection Devices

SPDs for main panels, DBs, solar DC lines and control circuits.

Inspection

Pre-monsoon checks of conductors, joints, SPDs and earth resistance.

How We Work

Our Lightning Protection Process

01

Risk Assessment

Structure, exposure and equipment sensitivity.
02

Design

Air terminal, down conductor, earthing and SPD scheme.
03

Installation

Terminals, conductors, earth pits and SPDs.
04

Testing

Continuity and earth resistance verification.
Why Olokan Electric

One Team From Design to After-Sales

One Responsible Team

Design, products, installation and after-sales from a single company.

Load-Based Engineering

Every system sized from your real load with a 25% safety margin.

Parts From Our Own Stock

Genuine components available directly from Olokan – less waiting.

Fast After-Sales Support

Maintenance, troubleshooting and AMC to keep your power running.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can’t find your answer? Talk to our engineers – we reply quickly.
Yes. Large metal arrays on rooftops are exposed and inverters are sensitive to surges. DC and AC SPDs plus proper earthing are essential.
Before every monsoon season and after any known strike. We check conductors, joints, SPD status and earth resistance.
No. Surges enter through cables, so coordinated SPDs and good earthing are needed to protect equipment inside.

Protect Your Plant Before the Next Storm

Request a lightning risk assessment and quotation.