Copper Earthing Electrode

Product Specification 

*Low earth resistance & High Conductivity.

*Length 3000mm

*Dia 58mm

*Weatherproof & Highly durable.

*Protection against static electricity from friction.

*Manufactured from custom-made GI

*Copper pipes to ensure maximum conductivity and longer service life.

Application 

Copper is the preferred metal for grounding conductors and electrodes. This is not only due to its high degree of connectivity, but also its corrosion resistance. In most soils, copper electrodes outlast alternates such as galvanized steel.

Copper and copper alloys are widely used because they combine unique properties at an economical price. These include high thermal and electrical conductivity, ease of manufacture, high recyclability and good corrosion resistance. Copper, a noble metal that occurs naturally in its elemental form, is almost totally impervious to corrosion from soils found worldwide. But it would be misleading to infer that copper will not corrode

Copper is the preferred metal for grounding conductors and electrodes. This is not only due to its high degree of connectivity, but also its corrosion resistance. In most soils, copper electrodes outlast alternates such as galvanized steel. However, there are certain conditions where tinning (coating with tin) the copper would be useful.

The designer of a grounding system typically performs a soils analysis before designing the grounding system. Soil aggressiveness and chemical composition will determine the appropriate steps to take.