IEC 62305-2:2024, Edition 3.0

The IEC 62305-2 assessment, traceable clause by clause

Model the structure once. The engine computes every risk component under the rules of the jurisdiction you select, shows the coefficient behind each figure, and issues a report your firm signs.

30 min
From a blank building to a signed report
9
Risk components, judged against the tolerable value

Lumex runs IEC 62305-2 Edition 3,
so the number you sign is the one the standard gives.

What Lumex does

Electrician in a hard hat and safety glasses inspecting a low-voltage distribution board, illustrating the critical infrastructure an IEC 62305 lightning risk assessment protects
Compute

Automated risk calculation

Voltrace™, our IEC 62305-2 risk assessment software, computes every risk component from the Edition 3 coefficients and reproduces all three Annex F worked examples to the published figures.

Prove

Traceable calculations

Every result carries a full coefficient trace from the IEC 62305-2 standard, so you can defend each figure line by line for clients or auditors.

Deliver

Branded protection reports

Generate a branded, client-ready lightning protection report in minutes, with your logo, colours and GST-compliant numbering built in.

Trust

Audit-ready compliance log

Every action is saved to an append-only audit log, so you keep a defensible lightning risk compliance trail on every assessment.


National rules

Your regulator's numbers, not just the IEC defaults

IEC 62305-2 clause 7.3 gives 10-5 per year as a representative tolerable risk, not a fixed one. Your authority can set its own RT and FT, and Lumex treats those as data you select.

Select

Pick the rules before the calculation

Choose the jurisdiction before anything is computed, so the verdict belongs to the authority that reads it. Each departure from the IEC defaults shows its clause.

Apply

A national tolerable risk carries through

Where your regulator sets its own RT or FT, that value replaces the IEC default everywhere, including the protection Lumex recommends.

Depart

Real departures, already modelled

The standard lists national practices in its own foreword. Germany fixes rp = 1. Italy judges RL1 and RL2 separately. The Netherlands and South Africa leave out Annexes D and E.

Prove

The report says which rules ran

Your report prints the jurisdiction, every departure applied and the citation for each. Any reviewer can tell a regulator's rule from a software error.

Why teams move over

One stray formula away from a wrong number

A DIY Excel model and a rebranded Word template break right when it matters most,
and nobody recalls who changed what. Lumex runs the whole assessment in one place.

What the job demands Excel + Word Lumex
The lightning risk derived from the standard's coefficients Typed by hand, quick to break A live engine that recomputes itself
Prove how each figure was reached Buried inside cell formulas A coefficient trace on every result
A client-ready, branded deliverable Re-skinned by hand each time Your brand baked into every PDF
A record of who changed what, and when None An append-only audit log
The whole team, scoped to their role A file per engineer Roles and shared sites in one place
GST-compliant invoicing Assembled manually CGST/SGST/IGST, GSTIN, FY numbering
How it works

Purpose-built for IEC 62305, from the first input

Go from a blank project to a client ready report in four guided moves, all in the browser, with no install and nothing to rebuild at the end.

Describe the structure and its zones

Capture the geometry, surroundings and protection, then split it into risk zones.

Work the IEC 62305-2:2024 flow

Six guided steps resolve the lightning risk against the tolerable limit, each with a coefficient trace and a what-if panel.

Review every figure and sign off the report

The author reviews every figure and signs off, each action saved to the audit log.

Issue and share the client ready report

Export the branded, GST-ready PDF, or send the owner a secure link straight from Lumex.

A real engine, not a lookup table

A risk engine, straight from the standard

Lumex recomputes your lightning risk against the tolerable limit as you describe the structure, so every figure traces back to IEC 62305-2 with no spreadsheet to maintain.

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Who it's for

For the people who put their name on it

01

Electrical consultants

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02

MEP & design firms

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03

LPS installers & auditors

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