Earthing Electrodes for Homes

Product Description

Earthing refers to transmitting electrical discharges from the device to the ground using cables or low resistance wires. An electrical charge shared directly with the earth is known as earthing. Electrical damage and malfunctions can be prevented by earthing the device and power system. Earthing is mainly used to reduce overload on electrical systems. 
 

The main essential features of an earthing system, include:

• User protection against electrical shock by blowing fuse. 
• The system ensures electrical appliance's conductive parts must continue to work up to their potential, and do not reach beyond their potential. 
• The earthing system creates a safe conductive path for dissipating short circuit current. 
• Prevents excessive current or voltage from flowing through any part of an electrical system.

Apart from using earthing electrodes for homes, the professionals install them in steel plant, power plant, cement plant, etc. These electrodes play an essential role in underground and overhead electricity distribution and transmission networks. The professionals make proper consideration while making selection of right earthing electrode so that save path is paved for electrical faults, and fault current is efficiently dissipated to prevent any kind of damage or downtime to electric equipment.

An earthing electrode is easy to install, requires less space and lasts longer than conventional earthing. A conductive and hygroscopic powder is used around the earthing electrode for home to make sure it prolongs the effective earthing period. It is known that the powder absorbs and retains moisture for long period of time. An earthing system with a low resistance values ensure safety and soundness.  

Characteristics Of Earthing Electrodes : 

• tensile strength
• Perfect execution
• Long-lasting 
  
  

Application Of Earthing Electrodes:

• Industries in Heavy
• nuclear, LNG, and petrochemical facilities
• Automation and process management
• Banks, ATMs, clinics, railroads, airports, and military and defence facilities.
  
  

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