Earthing Rod
Earthing Rod
An earthing rod is an essential component in electrical systems, designed to safely discharge fault currents and lightning surges into the ground. It helps maintain voltage stability and protects equipment and personnel from electrical hazards. Typically made of galvanized iron (GI), copper-bonded steel, or pure copper, the earthing rod is driven vertically into the earth to establish an efficient connection with the ground.
Specifications & Features
- Material Options: Galvanized Iron (GI), Copper Bonded Steel, Pure Copper
- Diameter: 14mm to 32mm
- Length: 1m to 3m (customized on request)
- Copper Bonding Thickness: 100 microns to 250 microns
- Surface Treatment: Hot Dip Galvanized (GI) / Electroplated Copper.
- Compliance: IS 3043, IEC 62561-2 Standards
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Key Features:
- Low Electrical Resistance – Efficient grounding
- Corrosion Resistant – Long operational life
- Long Service Life – Maintains low resistance and performance.
- Ease of Installation – Lightweight and easy to handle, with options for threaded rods.
- Cost-Effective - Delivers high performance with lower maintenance
