If you think you know how to stay safe from lightning, please think again! Unplugging any connection (knowing lightning danger is near) may actually get.

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If you think you know how to stay safe from lightning, please think again! Unplugging any connection (knowing lightning danger is near) may actually get you killed! Is it worth it? Two areas need your attention: 1.When outdoors, IF you are aware – You can do something RIGHT to save yourself ….. 2.When indoors, you can hardly be aware – You have no time to start doing anything RIGHT, when lightning strikes (without warning). What you have installed & preplanned beforehand, will either keep you (& loved ones) safe or endanger you! Most people are plain lucky to be alive! Simply lucky not to be at the wrong place, at the wrong time, yet!

How to stay safe when outdoors? Quickly get indoors, when you sense lightning-dangers! There is no place safe outdoors, but you may increase survival- chances by reacting correctly & promptly: 1.Knowing that lightning can kill – directly or indirectly, do not take shelter outdoors; 2.Get into a hardtop car! 3.Get wet! Steer clear of tall trees or tall objects; 4.Do not be the tallest, widest or nearest object, exposed to open areas; 5.Be alert! Do not wait! Get indoors! Google-search: lightning safety Do not just take our words!

How to be safe from lightning, while indoors? Believe that there are many Points-of-danger (PoDs), indoors; Learn where the PoDs are located and do something beforehand, because while indoors, you will not be aware of impending dangers from lightning; If you are aware of impending dangers from lightning, do not go near any PoD! There is no safe-time to unplug anything! Do something right beforehand : 1.Isolate each PoD from induced lightning surges – with Lightning Isolators (not Lightning-arrestors, and forget INSURANCE)! 2.Do not be near any PoD while bare-footed! Wear rubber sandals or stand on dry & insulated floor-mat or Equal Potential Safety Mat (EPSM), if you have one installed; 3.Use remote-control, if possible; 4.Be warned: INSURANCE is not a safety-measure! It is a cut-loss measure, often associated with dangers that could not be technologically avoided. Lightning-dangers are avoidable, now! (Learn how to create SAFE-islands in )

How to create a SAFE-island? When a safe-island is created for an equipment setup, every piece of equipment (and the user) is ISOLATED from PoD (Points-of-danger)! How? 1.Identify all the equipment in a setup and all must draw power from one & the same CLLI only; 2.Identify ALL the connections from this island to outside PoDs or to another island (including any EARTH or GROUND wire, if any); 3.Choose one (or more) Lightning Isolator (CLLI) suitable for the purpose, and install correctly; 4.Interconnections within this island can be directly interconnected, as safe-cables! Safe-cables must not be too near un-safe cables** (from outside this island)! 5.Any direct connection to outside, not via a CLLI, renders this island to become un-safe! **No island can be safe from direct or deflected air- strikes from lightning discharge nearby! Do not place safe-cables too near PoDs, like window-grill, water- pipe, concrete-pillar, EARTH-wire or metal-bar, etc.

How to identify PoDs? The power-line, telephone-line – from far away installations; The Satellite-cable, TV-antenna-cable – local installations; Local EARTH or GROUNDING wires – stop believing that an EARTH- wire is a safety-link! It can carry induced lightning surges to kill someone, indoors, if you are unlucky to be at the wrong place at the wrong time! The window-grill, water-tap, shower-bath, kitchen appliances – they can pick up lightning surges discharged nearby! Plugging & un-plugging or touching any of the PoDs can be a dangerous practice! **No one knows when these PoDs are dangerous since it is hard to know when there might be lightning discharges, nearby or far away! PoDs** (or Points of Danger) are items or situations that can induce or carry lightning-dangers! Some examples below:

Facts & Statistics you should know! 3-things you should stop believing: 1.Stop believing that you (& loved-ones) are safe indoors – lightning has a way of creeping into your house. Remember PoDs? A Malaysian woman in Port Dickson was killed in 2006 while touching her refrigerator, when lightning struck. 2.Stop believing that INSURANCE is a solution to dangers from lightning – install Lightning Isolators that have been proven to work and your loved ones at home may have a better chance to survive a powerful lightning discharge near your home! This INSURANCE-practice started from Europe & USA where 80% of lightning strikes are mild and a 50-year-old technology is sufficient! When this old technology fails, INSURANCE is used to compensate. Every body thought no better arrangement could be had! Are you happy with this technology to keep equipment & users safe? Can it work? 3.Stop believing that equipment & users cannot be safe from powerful induced lightning strikes, anyhow – this used to be true (with lightning arrestors & surge-protectors that attempt to ARREST a powerful strike with old technologies) but no more! CLLI does not attempt to ARREST but detect, absorb & ISOLATE. That’s why Lightning Isolators are different! After having sold nearly 1,000,000 units of CLLI since 1995, CAL-LAB still claims to have recorded no equipment-damage where CLLI were certified to have been correctly installed!

Contact us at or Let’s help-keep your equipment & loved-ones safe from lightning strikes! Thank you! THE END