Is it dangerous to install the grounding wire of the lightning rod too close to the bathroom?

Updated on Bathroom 2024-07-13
3 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    As long as the grounding is good, it generally does not pose a hazard. But from a safety point of view, it's better to be careful. Because the current will definitely pass through a good conductor.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    If you are struck by lightning, it is not safe because even the walls of the bathroom are not very dry and insulated, especially when the bathroom is in use.

    But. What are the chances of your lightning rod being struck by lightning?

    What are the chances that when your lightning rod is struck by lightning and you are taking a bath?

    So it's still more practical to recommend that you don't take a shower when it's thundering - -bb

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    The line you're talking about is the down lead.

    When lightning strikes, a large amount of current flows through the down wire, which will cause a counterattack or side lightning strike on nearby grounded equipment, metal pipes, power lines, etc. In order to reduce and avoid this kind of counterattack, modern high-rise buildings use the internal steel bars of the building as the down line.

    Because the steel bars are evenly distributed in the building, when there is a lightning current passing through, the electromotive force in each room is basically evenly distributed, and there will be no large potential difference between each room, and the lightning side attack caused by different potentials is avoided in the room space.

    If you only have a single down wire around your home, and there is no room next to it, it is dangerous.

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