Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites

Thanks Richard. This is great info, and especially appropriate here in South Alabama. I read once that if you have cables leaving a tower at 6 feet off the ground (above the twr ground), going into the shack, that point can be several thousand volts at the peak current during a strike. I'm all for keeping that out of my house! I once serviced a station made up of a mobile radio in a mounting tray. The eq. was tied to two grounds in the building. After the radio had been welded into the tray by a hit, we found the two ground points going to two different ground systems, one of which didnt tie back to the tower. Lots of current found its way through that radio... let the smoke out too.

i curious that it not cover any  Bulkhead surge protector as coax entry point ?

i use it on all my cable entry for better grounding and stop EMI 

here remote station is build into a maritime container ,so i use it as Faraday cage
the whole container i use as ground buss bar  ;-)  ,whit ground rod all around 
i think it a safe design  ,and i prefer it to  many ground kit