Earth Rod
Earthing System, Lightning Protection Earthing
High Voltage
Lightning Protection
Direct Earthing Method
Copper Bonded Steel
IT
CCC, ISO9001
1.2m*14.2mm
Soiea
1.2m~3.0m(4FT~10FT)
Electrical Equipment&Supplies
>=250nm/mm
14.2mm~25mm; (5/8, 3/4)
Offered
Offered
Nylon Bag+Weave Strip+Pallet+Container
SOIEA
5PCS/Bundle 10PCS/Bundle
1.2m~3.0m(4FT~10FT)
China
730890000
Product Description
Description
Earth rods and their fittings are used to provide the interface to ground in all soil conditions in order to achieve satisfactory earthing systems in overhead and underground electricity distribution and transmission networks - providing high fault current capacity on low, medium and high voltage substations, towers.
If a charged ebonite rod is earthed electrons flow from earth to the ebonite rod if it is positively charged and if it is negatively charged electrons move from the rod to the earth.
The only purpose of a ground rod or a group of ground rods forming a ground field is to have a designed electrical path to dissipate a static discharge volt to the earth.
They can be used for both overhead and underground networks to achieve optimum earthing for distribution and transmission.
Grounding wires, especially those running through grounding rods on the exterior of your home, are exposed.
Stainless-Steel Ground Rods
Advantages: Due to the oxide layer, stainless steel is more resistant to corrosion than copper. Stainless steel is also very strong and unlikely to bend or break when installed, even in rocky soil.
Earth rods and their fittings are used to provide the interface to ground in all soil conditions in order to achieve satisfactory earthing systems in overhead and underground electricity distribution and transmission networks - providing high fault current capacity on low, medium and high voltage substations, towers.
If a charged ebonite rod is earthed electrons flow from earth to the ebonite rod if it is positively charged and if it is negatively charged electrons move from the rod to the earth.
The only purpose of a ground rod or a group of ground rods forming a ground field is to have a designed electrical path to dissipate a static discharge volt to the earth.
They can be used for both overhead and underground networks to achieve optimum earthing for distribution and transmission.
Grounding wires, especially those running through grounding rods on the exterior of your home, are exposed.
Stainless-Steel Ground Rods
Advantages: Due to the oxide layer, stainless steel is more resistant to corrosion than copper. Stainless steel is also very strong and unlikely to bend or break when installed, even in rocky soil.
