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This is proably a stupid question.
And I would think the answer is no it does not.
Will outdoor fiber conduct lighting stikes.
Or I quess what I am asking is outdoor fiber in danger of being hit by lighting? :confused:
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No, it is not unless it is shielded. If it is shielded with metal armour it will then conduct a lightning strike to ground.
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Hey Mike,
Keep in mind that if the fiber is lashed to a steel strand or has a built in (figure eight) steel messenger that this too will conduct current!
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