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  • Dinnteco products certified by RINA, enhancing marine lightning protection standards globally.
  • DDCE device neutralises charges, preventing direct lightning strikes on marine structures.
  • Reliable DDCE design withstands marine conditions, offering protection up to 100m radius.

Dinnteco America's advanced lightning protection products have been granted certification by RINA, a globally renowned entity for engineering, testing, inspection, and certification services across diverse industries, including the marine sector.

This recognition has been awarded to three products within Dinnteco's portfolio: the DDCE marine product range, the dinmar, and the DNNFT dinfil filter, affirming their adherence to high international lightning protection standards.

Validation of technical excellence

The certification by RINA underscores the technical proficiency and dependability of Dinnteco's offerings. Todd Tally, General Manager of Atlantic Marine Electronics, expressed gratitude towards RINA, stating, “We offer our sincere gratitude to the dedicated members of RINA for recognising and certifying these Dinnteco systems.”

He also remarked that this certification bolsters Dinnteco's dedication to advancing innovation, quality, and global safety in both human and structural contexts.

Preventing direct lightning strikes

The DDCE, a key product under Dinnteco's certified range, functions by procuring positive charges from the surrounding environment and negative charges from clouds and the air.

These charges are neutralised within the DDCE, thwarting the formation of the requisite conditions for lightning strikes. As a result, lightning is prevented from striking both the device and the structure it safeguards.

Further designed to function effectively in marine settings, the robust construction of the DDCE incorporates stainless steel, polyoxometalates (POM), and saline. This design ensures protection over an area up to 100 metres and guarantees enduring performance even under the harshest of conditions.

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