Why don't the street lights do lightning protection design?
The probability of lightning is very small general street lamp, street lamp, as the name suggests, most are arranged on both sides of the street, the road on both sides of the buildings or trees are higher than the street. Therefore, the possibility of direct street lighting is extremely lowHowever, in extreme cases, street lightning is possible, longkingbb's argument is justified.
You ask questions, if you can in the thunder when standing on the tree or have to rely on a lamppost in repose it, hey, look at your ability and physical shock. Luck
If you do not take a mine, the electric current will not be released, so it is very dangerous to hit the road light when you are thundering. Try to avoid it. For example, don't shower when you're thundering, and don't touch metal doors and windows. Don't pick up clothes
You are right, if each street lamp should do standard lightning protection facilities, the cost will be relatively large, the general street lamp has no grounding, and the grounding resistance can not meet the requirements.
