Copper Bonded Earthing Electrode

A copper rod serves as the primary earthing electrode in a system known as a copper bonded earthing electrodes. Where earthing is not possible, such as in sandy or strongly clayed soils, this approach is frequently utilised. Due to the fact that copper won't corrode in the presence of water, our offerings are also preferable in places with high water tables. Quality earthing systems are created in overhead, underground electrical distribution and transmission networks using copper-bonded earthing electrodes. In applications involving high voltage substations, towers, and power distribution, they offer ground contact in all types of soil.