[Free Distribution] Preventing Lightning Damage Part 1: Basic Knowledge and Evacuation Action Guidebook

Thank you for your continued support. The leaflet for our Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE), which has received many inquiries, has been updated. We can now convey the options and features unique to ZEROSAI in a clearer manner. *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.* Product Features The Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE) centrally manages pinpoint weather information and forecasts in the cloud at construction sites and factories, allowing everyone, including workers, to share information by linking it with electronic display boards and rotating lights. It also includes features such as typhoon path predictions, information on linear precipitation zones, and notifications for special heatstroke alerts, enabling comprehensive coverage of weather-related information with ZEROSAI.

The humid rainy season has arrived, and many people may be thinking about measures against heavy rain, such as linear precipitation zones. However, it is easy to get distracted by the heavy rain and not fully grasp the threat of lightning. It is said that the voltage of a lightning strike can reach 100 million volts, which is equivalent to 1 million times that of household electricity. In Japan, it is reported that there are over 1 million lightning strikes annually, which increases the risk for professions that often work outdoors, such as civil engineering and construction. As a private weather company, we believe it is important to share knowledge related to weather with everyone, even in small ways. Therefore, we have created a guidebook titled "Preventing Lightning Damage! (Part 1) Basic Knowledge and Evacuation Action Guide." We encourage you to take a look and use it for ensuring safety at your workplace or as training material. *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.*