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ZGQ-12 Lightning Counter
General                                                                                 
ZGQ-12 lightning counter is used to record the number and the time of lightning strikes. The product applies the principle of current induction, uses single-chip technology to control a three-digit liquid crystal display, and records the lightning current with amplitude in the range of 0.5 kA to 200 kA.

Operating Environment          
Item
Specified Value
Power Supply
Lithium battery
Temperature
-40 ℃~+85 ℃
Relative humidity
5 %~95 %
Atmospheric pressure and altitude
62 kPa~106 kPa,-500 m~4000 m
Product Configuration 
Name
Quantity
Unit
Remarks
Standard Configuration
ZGQ-12 lightning counter
1
PC
Lightning current sensor
1
PC
Performance Index 
Item
Index
Amplitude measurement range
Counting start current (8/20 μs)
0.5 kA
Maximum counting current (8/20 μs)
200 kA
Count digits
0 ~ 999
Output signal function
LCD display
Power supply
Lithium battery
Shell
Flame-retardant V-0 level
Protection level
IP 40
Installation method
Standard 35 mm rail mounting body
System average power consumption
≤ 1 W

Standards Complied                                                                          
Q/75875187-9·7—2016 Lightning Monitoring System.
IEC 62561-6-2018 Lightning protection system components (LPSC) - Part 6: Requirements for lightning strike counters (LSC).

Configuration                                                                           



 
Working Principle                                                                           
The inductance probe is installed on the wire (generally the ground wire) through which the lightning current passes. When the lightning current comes, the inductance probe collects the lightning current signal and converts it into the voltage signal. After signal processing, the voltage signal is sent to the display unit controlled by the single-chip microcomputer. One record of lightning current is generated. When the lightning current comes again, record the lightning current again until 999 times then reset.