On a humid afternoon in Tampa, a sudden storm lit up the sky. Moments later, a deafening crack echoed as a lightning bolt struck a corporate headquarters. The strike ignited a fire in the server room, fried critical equipment, and left employees without power for days. This real-world scenario highlights a stark truth: nature’s unpredictability can cripple operations in seconds.
Electrical storms cause over $1 billion in property damage annually across U.S. commercial facilities. Beyond physical destruction, downtime from such events can cost businesses far more—lost productivity, data breaches, and eroded client trust. Modern structures, packed with sensitive electronics, face heightened risks from power surges and electromagnetic interference.