Quick and accurate response to issues! It is definitely effective in equipment maintenance.
We would like to introduce a case study of the lightning and weather information provision system "Lightning Scope Plus" implemented at Hanno Cable Television Co., Ltd. Minimizing the impact of lightning and restoring service as quickly as possible is a common challenge for cable television stations. Since cable television is a service that is expected to be available at all times, being unable to broadcast due to lightning is not a viable business. By implementing this product, we have been freed from unnecessary labor, and there is no longer a need to check the weather every evening to predict lightning. [Challenges] - If lightning strikes the cable television distribution equipment, television reception will be lost. - If lightning strikes the cables leading to subscriber homes, the amplifiers and power supplies that relay the signal will stop functioning. - If the main line fails, all televisions in the areas served by that line will simultaneously lose reception. - If lightning strikes a subscriber's home, the reception equipment may be damaged and stop working. - Lightning can also strike power lines, causing disruptions to the reception devices inside homes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Effects After Product Introduction】 ■ Response to issues has become quick and accurate ■ Freed from unnecessary effort ■ No longer need to check the weather every evening to predict thunderstorms *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Franklin Japan has been operating the Japan Lightning Detection Network (JLDN), the first and only nationwide lightning observation network in Japan, since October 1998. JLDN networks sensors installed across the country and utilizes accurate time information sent from GPS to observe the location, time, and current value of lightning strikes. The observation accuracy of JLDN boasts a capture rate of over 90% within its coverage area, with a location error of less than 500 meters, making it arguably the best lightning observation network in the world currently available. The observed lightning strike data is utilized in real-time for power management in factories, maintenance of networks, and protection of human life in outdoor sports.