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A copper earth rod is a cylindrical metal component used in electrical grounding systems. It is typically made of solid copper, a highly conductive metal known for its excellent electrical properties. The earth rod is installed vertically into the ground, where it serves as a connection point between an electrical system and the earth. Its primary function is to dissipate electrical charges and provide a low-resistance path for fault currents to safely flow into the ground, thereby preventing electrical hazards and ensuring the stability of the electrical system. Copper earth rods are commonly used in various applications, including building construction, telecommunications, and power distribution, to establish reliable grounding and protect against electrical faults. Their durable construction and high conductivity make them essential components in grounding systems worldwide.

A pipe-in-pipe copper electrode is a specialized component used in grounding systems for electrical installations. It consists of two concentric copper pipes, with one pipe inserted inside the other. The outer pipe typically serves as a protective casing, while the inner pipe acts as the primary conductor. The purpose of the pipe-in-pipe configuration is to enhance the conductivity and durability of the electrode. The outer pipe provides mechanical protection against physical damage and corrosion, while the inner pipe maximizes the surface area of the copper conductor, improving its electrical performance. This electrode is installed vertically into the ground, where it establishes a low-resistance connection between the electrical system and the earth. It facilitates the dissipation of electrical charges and provides a safe path for fault currents to flow into the ground, thereby minimizing the risk of electrical hazards. Pipe-in-pipe copper electrodes are commonly used in various applications, including building construction, telecommunications, and power distribution, where reliable grounding is essential. Their robust construction and high conductivity make them effective and long-lasting components in grounding systems.

JMV provides earth rods available in both pure copper and copper bonded steel materials. Copper Bonded Steel Rods stand out as a highly esteemed and widely preferred product recognized for its exceptional performance and transparency. These rods, constructed from low-carbon, molecularly bonded mild steel, feature a coating of 99.99% pure electrolytic copper, with a minimum thickness of 250 microns. JMV manufactures UL listed copper bonded rods in various diameters, including 12.8 mm, 14 mm, 17 mm, 19 mm, 21 mm, 23 mm, 24 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, and 38 mm, as well as copper rods in diameters of 13 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 24 mm, and 25 mm. These copper and copper bonded rods undergo rigorous testing by CPRI at different fault currents, as well as testing by NABL accredited labs in accordance with IEC-62561 standards. They are available in lengths ranging from 1.2m to 6m.

The Intelligent Grounding System Trolley Mount configuration is intended for floor installation, with the equipment typically housed within a freestanding cabinet or enclosure. This cabinet or enclosure, crafted from metal or other robust materials, offers durability and may be affixed to the floor to enhance stability and safety.

The Strip in Pipe CCS (Copper Clad Steel) Earthing Electrode with a 250-micron thickness refers to a specialized grounding electrode designed for efficient earthing in electrical systems. This electrode consists of a copper clad steel strip enclosed within a protective pipe structure. The copper clad steel strip serves as the conducting element, providing excellent electrical conductivity for grounding purposes. It combines the strength and durability of steel with the superior conductivity of copper. The 250-micron thickness refers to the copper layer, which ensures high conductivity and effective dissipation of excess electrical current into the ground. The protective pipe surrounding the CCS strip offers mechanical support and shielding, protecting the strip from physical damage and corrosion. The choice of material for the outer pipe depends on factors such as environmental conditions, installation requirements, and budget considerations. Strip in Pipe CCS Earthing Electrodes with a 250-micron thickness are typically buried underground to establish a reliable electrical connection with the earth. They offer advantages such as excellent conductivity, corrosion resistance, durability, and cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for various applications where low-resistance grounding is crucial for electrical safety and system performance.