What are the risks of remaining unprotected?

When it comes to lightning strikes and the resulting damage, it’s a matter of “when” not “if,” it will strike and wreak havoc. When lightning makes contact with your building, it can cause fires, structural damage to your facilities, and power outages.

When this occurs, you’ll have to manage expensive repairs and replacements, while experiencing lengthy downtime, and delays or failures to meet contractual and service obligations. Not to mention the threats lightning poses to the health and safety of your employees within your facilities.

Whether you're securing commercial or industrial properties, our products offer the highest standards of safety and performance. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Strike first with proactive safeguarding with the ELP product line and Grounding & Bonding solutions from DEHN. Give us a call today and let our experts handle it all, from risk assessment to product implementation.

The leading voice of education and awareness in the industry, the Lightning Protection Institute is enacting a campaign to raise the percentage of companies in the U.S. with lightning protection from 6% to 10%. At DEHN, we’re committed to going beyond this goal until every entity in North America has quality protection from lightning and surge events for their facilities, systems, and employees.

That’s why we ensure all of our products and services meet or exceed the expectations of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 780 guidelines. The governing body of lightning protection in the U.S., the NFPA has been the regulatory body of the industry since its founding in 1896. 

Combining our expertise in the International Electrotechnical Commission regulations with our knowledge of the NFPA’s latest guidelines, we can ensure every step of our process from concept planning to professional installation will keep you in compliance with industry standards.

Compliance

Comprehensive Lightning Protection Solutions

When it comes to power quality preservation, if you don’t have holistic protection in place, your buildings simply aren’t safe. To successfully combat the wide range of effects a lightning strike can initiate, you need comprehensive protection that also considers the unique aspects of your critical structures.

That’s where DEHN’s ELP solution comes in. Our product line is manufactured specifically to fit the UL96 standard. Combined with our concept design and additional support services, these products set a new standard for safe operations within your buildings by deterring lightning strikes.

We get it – you aren’t a lightning expert. And we don’t expect you to be! We want you to put your time and energy into maintaining your status as a leader in your specific industry. So while we provide you with all the information you need to understand ELP products and how they reduce the risks to your buildings, you don’t have to worry about navigating the project.

Our process keeps you in control of the safety and operation of your facility, without adding to your already full plate. When you choose to work with DEHN, you can relax and run your business with peace of mind knowing your buildings are better protected from lightning strikes.

For more than a century, DEHN has worked with countless clients across the globe in industries of every size, shape, and scope. Our solutions work because we’ve seen it all, so we know how to beat it all.

The ELP line is a rooftop concept that is installed directly onto the exterior of your building, providing a structural cage of protection around the area's most likely to be a target of lightning strikes. DEHN’s Grounding & Bonding solutions are engineered to provide reliable, low-resistance connections that ensure electrical safety and system integrity. Both product lines are crafted with quality materials, meet UL 96 and UL 467 standards, and are designed for easy installation and minimal maintenance.

The best way to get informed about the safety opportunities appropriate for your unique buildings is to schedule a call with our friendly experts. We’ll find a time that works for you to conduct a thorough risk assessment and identify existing electrical threats, as well as how to best combat negative effects when they occur.

Lightning will strike – contact us now to avoid losing time and money on lightning-related problems. Call DEHN today to request a risk assessment and learn more about ELP and Grounding & Bonding solutions.

Is the DEHN ELP right for you?

Lightning strikes about 40 times every second worldwide, with the National Weather Service recording roughly 23 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes each year.

If your buildings don’t have proper structural lightning protection, these erratic electrical events can cause lasting damage and power quality disruptions throughout your building. Get protected today with DEHN – an international leader in lightning protection solutions.

Our External Lightning Protection (ELP) product line offers a robust solution to protect your structure from damaging strikes, while our Grounding and Bonding systems ensure stable and reliable grounding, to meet the highest industry standards.

Take your buildings from at-risk to reliable protection in two simple steps: First, browse the ELP and Grounding & Bonding products, then call and schedule an in-depth risk assessment of your facilities. From there, we'll handle the rest!

Lightning will strike. Are you protected?

Trusted Safety When It Matters Most

Reliable Grounding & Bonding

When it comes to protecting sensitive electronic equipment and ensuring the safety of your personnel and infrastructure, grounding and bonding systems are essential. At DEHN, we understand the challenges you face and offer a comprehensive range of grounding and bonding products designed to meet the demands of any environment—whether it’s a high-traffic industrial setting or a delicate electronic system.

Our product line, which includes grounding busbars, conductors, mechanical components, and electrodes, is engineered for durability and optimal performance. Made from premium materials like copper and aluminum, DEHN's connectors, clamps, and busbars are crafted for high conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable, low-resistance connections even in the most challenging environments.

We know how important it is to protect your systems from electrical surges and faults. That’s why our solutions are rigorously tested to meet UL 467 standards, offering you the peace of mind that comes with high-quality, long-lasting grounding and bonding. Whether you're designing new systems or upgrading your current infrastructure, DEHN provides the efficient, dependable solutions you need to keep your systems safe and running smoothly.

Engineered for Long-Lasting, Secure Connections

Are ELP and Grounding & Bonding Solutions the Right Fit for You?

For more than a century, DEHN has worked with countless clients across the globe in industries of every size, shape, and scope. Our solutions work because we’ve seen it all, so we know how to beat it all.

The ELP line is a rooftop concept that is installed directly onto the exterior of your building, providing a structural cage of protection around the areas most likely to be a target of lightning strikes. DEHN’s Grounding & Bonding solutions are engineered to provide reliable, low-resistance connections that ensure electrical safety and system integrity.

Both product lines are crafted with quality materials, meet UL 96 and UL 467 standards, and are designed for easy installation and minimal maintenance.

The best way to get informed about the safety opportunities appropriate for your unique buildings is to schedule a call with our friendly experts. We’ll find a time that works for you to conduct a thorough risk assessment and identify existing electrical threats as well as how to best combat negative effects when they occur.

Lightning will strike – contact us now to avoid losing time and money on lightning-related problems. Call DEHN today to request a risk assessment and learn more about ELP and Grounding & Bonding solutions.