No, as the siren itself would still form a part of the circuit. The only way to avoid lightning strikes is to direct them away from the siren, either by surrounding landscape or by lightning rods.hobbeekid wrote:if siren were properly grounded for lightning strikes do any of you think that damage like this can be averted
I think I recall seeing this solenoid myself at Red Arrow Siren ServicesArchon wrote:I also had a 3T22 that had a Marathon motor on it that was struck by lighting it also took out one of the solenoids on the top damper it melted the solenoid and locked the damper in the open position it was really hard to get that damper and solenoid off.
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