Adding lightning protection to your house

[petetherock 13]

He tested - they are working 

so maybe as you said - one bulb 

will find time to get pool guy 

 

[AWS 6]

The other 10A breaker is for the pool pump? 
 

I suspect there’s water that got into your buried cable that cause the circuit issue. Or there’s water that got into the light causing the issue. 

[snoozee 98]

3 hours ago, AWS said:

The other 10A breaker is for the pool pump? 
 

I suspect there’s water that got into your buried cable that cause the circuit issue. Or there’s water that got into the light causing the issue. 

if water seepage would mean short circuit and the RCCB will trip unless MCB is turned off. but from photo all breakers are in the ON position.

[Eretansal 0]

Adding lightning protection is a smart move. If you're still hunting for info, I have a suggestion. I think you should try using MCBs.For your setup, it's best to add the lightning surge protector to your main DB. This will provide the broadest protection for your whole system. A 40 kA surge protector is a good choice, offering solid protection for most residential setups.Since you're using a three-phase 63A system with a dedicated line for your HiFi den, you definitely want to ensure that line is protected. The other two phases covering your pool, pond, and other stuff should be protected as well.