Everdo Earthing provides a market leading comprehensive range of services for the design, supply, installation and maintenance of earthing, lightning and surge protection systems.
Design and installation of lightning protection systems
Design and installation of surge protection systems
Mains earthing systems
Computer earthing systems
Dedicated earthing systems
Protection systems for hazardous locations
Soil resistivity surveys
Earth resistance tests
Continuity tests
Quality control
Test and inspection of existing installations
Maintenance of existing protection systems Test Readings
Everdo Earthing provides a market leading comprehensive range of services for the design, supply, installation and maintenance of earthing, lightning and surge protection systems.
The Applicable Standards in all our designs and installations are:
SANS 10199: 2010 The design and installation of an earth electrode.
SANS 10313: 2012 Protection against lightning – Physical damage to structure and life hazards.
SANS 62305: Edition 1-4
At the end of all our installations, we authenticate and guarantee our work by issuing the following:
Certificate of Compliance
Earth Resistance Test Certificate
As-Built Drawings
This design, is indicative of the type of the service we can offer. Everdo Earthing will advise the client on the correct installation for his requirements, for Lightning Protection & Earthing, as follows: Each installation has its own inherent requirements, such as hazardous areas, sophisticated electronic process control, and many other factors, such as local lightning conditions, corrosiveness of ground and etc. To this end each installation is designed specific to actual requirements of the structure(s) and contents, using the relevant codes of practice as a guideline, adapted to suit each undertaking, as a result of an in depth evaluation of the structures and contents, to ascertain the level of protection required. Ensuring that any design submitted will comply with IEC 62305 Suite of Documents, a computer module is employed taking cognisance of all aspects of the structure, its contents, purpose, and geographical location including environmental concerns.