Tinned Copper Winding Wire with Coated Surface and Round Hole Finish

The copper clad steel grounding rod has the characteristics of on-site equipment, independent monitoring, different transmission media, digital communication and database management system. It is suitable for general environments and special environments such as humid, saline alkali, acidic soils, and production of chemical corrosive media. It is widely used in power plants, substations, and transmission line towers Lightning protection grounding and anti-static grounding for communication base

Copper clad steel grounding rod: generally can be used for more than 30 years, with a thick copper layer and corrosion resistance, suitable for complex environments. Pure copper grounding rod: with the longest lifespan of over 40 years, it has excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance. Galvanized steel grounding rod: has a short lifespan of 10-15 years and requires regular inspection and maintenance.

Pure copper grounding materials have significant advantages in conductivity and corrosion resistance, but they are costly and have lower mechanical strength. Copper plated materials balance performance and cost by depositing a copper layer on the steel core, making them suitable for most engineering scenarios. The main advantages of pure copper grounding materials include: Better conductivity, Stronger corrosion resistance, and High electrical stability.

Materials: Made of high-strength steel coated with 99.9% pure copper. Size: Length between 4 and 10 feet, diameter approximately 1/2 to 1 inch. Copper thickness: About 0.254 millimeters or 10 mils. Resistance: Grounding resistance should be less than or equal to 25 ohms.

Determine the position away from underground facilities. Prepare the rod and insert it underground, leaving about 6 inches of protrusion. Connect the grounding wire to the electrical system securely. Finally, test the grounding system to ensure security and compliance with standards.