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Lightning Detection System provides early warning.

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Lightning Detection System provides early warning.
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April 8, 2002 - SkyScan 4000 detects and displays lightning range data from 0 to 40 miles, which allows tracking of storm's position. It sounds piercing 120 dBA alarm and flashes strobe light when lightning is within 8 miles. Once storm has passed, unit sounds all-clear signal. System is packaged in watertight, polyester NEMA 4 (IPSS) enclosure, and may be carried or permanently mounted. Power options include 120 Vac or optional solar cell panel.

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Lynscan, Inc.
2647 N. Design Court
Sanford, FL, 32773
USA


Lightning Detection and Early Warning System detects lightning from 40 miles

Lynscan Inc. introduces the SkyScan 4000, a patented lightning detection and early warning system with advanced lightning ranging technology. The SkyScan 4000 detects and displays lightning range data from 0 to 40 miles, which allows the tracking of a storm's position, and sounds a piercing 120 dBA alarm and flashes a powerful strobe light when lightning is within 8 miles. Once the storm has safely passed, the unit sounds an all-clear signal, indicating that it is safe to resume your outdoor activity. Packaged in a rugged, watertight, polyester NEMA 4 (IP66) enclosure and measuring just 15" (L) x 8" (W) x 6" (D) with a weight of less than 10 pounds (4.5 kg), the unit may be easily carried or permanently mounted for fixed monitoring. Power options include 120 VAC (standard) or an optional solar cell panel, allowing remote, "wireless" operation. The SkyScan 4000 includes an installed battery charger and lead-acid battery, which charges overnight and allows use for up to 2 days without recharging. The unit also features an optional auxiliary contact, allowing the automatic disconnection of irrigation systems or sensitive electronic appliances when lightning approaches. Every 12 hours, the SkyScan 4000 automatically self tests the battery and verifies the circuitry, displaying the test results on the front panel. In addition, the alarm outputs may be manually tested and selected. The SkyScan 4000 basic portable model is priced at $3995 and is available for immediate delivery.

Lynscan, Inc.
2647 N. Design Court
Sanford, FL 32773
(407) 324-7233
(407) 324-0710 Fax

For more information, please contact Kurt Storey
Telephone: (407) 324-7233
E-mail: sales@lynscan.com
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Lightning current monitor.

We need a lightning monitor to record lightning currents by the time of one second. The monitor starts with starting lightning, records by one second, save in the flash memory and wait by an other light.

By Marcio Antonio Sens on Jan 13, 2012 20:56

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