Hot Dip GI + Copper Terminal Earthing Electrode

Hot Dip GI + Copper Terminal Earthing Electrode for corrosion protection designed for fast fault current dissipation low maintenance on site Easy 6 Fast installation on site most suitable for electrode condition with pH value between 5.0 6 8.0 Moisture Booster Chemical Bags provided for low earth resistance.

HDGI+CT Earthing Electrodes is the process of creating alternative path for the flow of fault/excessive current safety into the ground in the presence of minimal resistance or impedance

Our HDGI+CT earthing system offers superior product life, cost effective, maintenance free as well as reduces the maintenance cost.

Features Of Copper Terminal Earthing Electrode

• Hot dip galvanized for corrosion protection.
• Designed for fast fault current dissipation.
• Low maintenance.
• Maintenance free Earthing Electrode.
• Easy and Fast installation at site
• Most suitable for electrode condition with Ph value between 5.0 to 8.0
• Moisture booster chemical bag provide for low earth resistance
• Low space require at time of installation

Applications & Advantages

Efficient grounding systems reduce the risk of electrical arcing and fire Power Fast Earth Electrode Earthing Electrode improves reliability for many application including.

• Lightning Arrested
• Lightning Protection Systems
• Prevention of accidents caused by static charges and stray current
• Protection of central communication, electronic and AC power systems
• Meeting grounding safety requirement for electrical substation
• For Neutral Earth Systems
• Domestic, Commercial, Industrial All Purpose Use.
• Solar System

Technical Specification:

Specification:

Here's Some Information About Copper Terminal Earthing Electrode:

Material:

Copper terminal earthing electrodes are made of high-quality copper, which is known for its excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance. Copper is widely used in earthing systems due to its effectiveness in dissipating electrical currents and its durability in various environmental conditions.

Design:

These electrodes typically consist of a copper rod or terminal that is installed vertically into the ground. The terminal may have various designs such as flat plates, rods, or strips, depending on the specific application and requirements.

Function:

The primary function of a copper terminal earthing electrode is to provide a low-resistance path for fault currents to safely dissipate into the ground. This helps prevent electrical shock hazards and equipment damage by ensuring that excessive electrical currents are effectively discharged into the earth.

Installation:

Copper terminal earthing electrodes are typically installed by driving the copper rod or terminal into the ground to a specified depth. The electrode is then connected to the electrical system's grounding conductor using appropriate connectors and conductors.

Advantages:

High Conductivity: Copper offers excellent electrical conductivity, ensuring efficient dissipation of fault currents.
Corrosion Resistance: Copper is highly resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for long-term outdoor use in various environments.
Durability: Copper terminal earthing electrodes are durable and have a long service life, requiring minimal maintenance.
Low Maintenance: Once installed, copper earthing electrodes generally require little maintenance, reducing the overall cost of ownership.

Applications:

Copper terminal earthing electrodes are used in various electrical systems, including residential, commercial, industrial, and utility installations. They are essential components of grounding systems for buildings, substations, power plants, telecommunications facilities, and other electrical infrastructure.

Standards Compliance:

Depending on the region and application, copper terminal earthing electrodes may need to comply with specific standards and regulations, such as those set by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), National Electrical Code (NEC), or local building codes.