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pararrayos
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varilla metálica destinada a proteger una estructura de la caída de un rayo
A lightning rod is a metal rod or metallic object installed on buildings or structures to protect them from lightning strikes by safely directing the electrical discharge into the ground. This protects the building and people inside from fire, electrical damage, and other dangers that occur when lightning hits.
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- Subclass of
- electrode
- Image
- CN Tower struck by lightning-Edit(Taxi).jpg
- Has use
- lightning rod fashion
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- Commons category
- Lightning rods
- MCN code
- 8535.40.10
- discoverer or inventor
- Benjamin Franklin
- time of discovery or invention
- 1752-00-00
- uses
- Spitzenentladung
- physically interacts with
- lightning
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Un pararrayos es un instrumento cuyo objetivo es atraer un rayo ionizado del aire para conducir la descarga hacia la tierra, de tal modo que no cause daños a personas o construcciones. Fue inventado en 1752 por Benjamin Franklin. El primer modelo se conoce como «pararrayos Franklin», en homenaje a su inventor.
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