Training & Education


Surge and lightning protection seminar

September 2014 Training & Education

Phoenix Contact invites you to a surge and lightning protection seminar, where the following topics will be covered:

* The dynamics of lightning and switching transients.

* Personal safety.

* Classification of surge and lightning protection.

* Grounding and bonding.

* Protection for power supply systems.

* Protection for MCR systems.

* Protection for transceiver systems.

* Protection in the telecoms industry.

When: 16 October 2014, 9:00 for 9:30 - 13:00

Where: Phoenix Contact head office

36 Lyn Road, Ferndale Ext 4

Cost: No Charge (Course notes and snacks included)

RSVP: To Anika on [email protected]



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