Dinnteco dinland – Invisible Lightning Protection for Heritage & Special Structures

Dinnteco dinland extends DDCE protection to special and mobile structures where an exposed terminal is not acceptable — above all heritage buildings, where the original appearance must be kept. It is an intelligent electromagnetic compensation system that dynamically adjusts the induction generated by the potential difference in the structure, with the aim of neutralising the existing electric field. Made by Dinnteco (Spain), which has more than 20 years of experience, over 10,000 units installed and a presence in more than 40 countries.

At a glance

• Model: Dinnteco dinland
• Type: Electromagnetic compensation device (DDCE technology), concealed
• Material: stainless steel, special materials
• Weight: 6.90 kg
• Warranty: 5 years (manufacturer)
• Visible impact: none — mounted inside the structure

Why choose it

• No visible terminal — nothing added to the skyline of a listed or historic building.
• Uses the building's own metalwork — spires, crosses and roof structures become part of the protection system.
• Continuous charge sink — works all the time a storm is present.
• For fixed or mobile special structures as well as heritage sites.
• 5-year warranty; patented DDCE technology.

Specifications

• Model: dinland
• Material: stainless steel, special materials
• Weight: 6.90 kg
• Protection: the protected structure
• Recommended use: structures where it is important or essential not to impact the landscape (historical heritage); special fixed or mobile structures; special side protections
• Warranty: 5 years
• Certifications: patented technology, including Indian Patent No. 425967; certified product (DDCE: ES 140752); ISO 9001 (Bureau Veritas), ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 (SGS); IEC 62305-1, IEC 61400-24 and IEC 62561-1 among its listed standards; CE marked (2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU); RoHS compliant; NATO/OTAN NCAGE code SYN37; salt-spray (UNE EN ISO 9227) and vibration (IEC 60068-2-6) tested

How dinland is installed

dinland functions as a continuous charge sink, integrating the external conductive metal structures of the protected building (a spire or cross, for example) into the lightning protection system through an internal connection. The device is mounted inside the structure and connected down to earth through a grounding wire — Dinnteco's own diagram shows it installed inside a church steeple.

Where it is used

• Churches, temples, mosques and other places of worship
• Monuments, forts and listed heritage buildings
• Museums and landmark buildings
• Special fixed or mobile structures
• Side protection where a visible terminal is not allowed

Related products

• DDCE 100plus — the flagship visible device
• dinfil ground surge filter

Frequently asked questions

Will dinland change how a heritage building looks?

No — that is its purpose. It is mounted inside the structure and uses the building's existing metal elements, so nothing new appears on the outside.

How does it protect without a visible terminal?

It integrates the building's external metal structures into the protection system and continuously compensates the electric field, acting as a charge sink.

Is it only for heritage buildings?

No — Dinnteco also specifies it for special fixed or mobile structures and special side protection.

What does it weigh?

6.9 kg.

What warranty does it carry?

5 years from Dinnteco.

How to order

Supplied by Jai Enterprises, despatched from Bhilai and Raipur, Chhattisgarh, to sites across India. To request a price, call +91 9340081159 or send an enquiry from this page with your quantity and site details, and we will confirm availability, lead time and the right model for the job.