Jmv LPS Limited

JMV introduces JAM LITE, an earth enhancement compound renowned for its high conductivity, thanks to its carbon compound content of 95%. Remarkably, this compound exhibits exceptional effectiveness even in its dry state. The outstanding performance of the earth enhancement compound undergoes rigorous testing, including corrosion, resistivity, sulphur, and leaching tests, as per the IEC-62561-7 standard. With a resistivity of less than 0.12Ωm, JAM LITE also possesses moisture-retaining properties. Available in packets ranging from 10 to 25 kg, it can be customized to suit specific requirements.

Galvanized Iron busbar play an indispensable role in lightning protection systems, serving as critical components that uphold the integrity and efficiency of the entire system. These specialized bars are meticulously engineered to establish secure electrical connections among various elements within a structure, thereby creating a unified and comprehensive lightning protection network. By facilitating reliable conductivity and connection between different components, Galvanized Iron bars contribute significantly to the strength and effectiveness of the overall lightning protection system, ensuring the safety and security of the structure against the potential dangers of lightning strikes.

The Intelligent Grounding System (Rack Mount) configuration pertains to a specialized design enabling the mounting of IGS equipment onto a rack. This setup is commonly utilized in data centers and various industrial environments characterized by limited space availability.

A GI (Galvanized Iron) Plate is a flat, rectangular piece of metal typically made from iron that has been coated with a layer of zinc through a process called galvanization. This coating of zinc helps to protect the iron from corrosion, making the plate more durable and long-lasting, especially in outdoor or corrosive environments. GI plates are used in various applications across industries due to their corrosion resistance, strength, and affordability. In electrical systems, GI plates are commonly used as grounding electrodes. When buried underground, the GI plate serves as a conducting element for establishing an electrical connection with the earth, ensuring proper grounding of electrical systems. The dimensions of GI plates can vary depending on the specific application and requirements. They are often installed in trenches filled with conductive material such as charcoal, salt, or bentonite to enhance the conductivity of the surrounding soil, thereby optimizing the effectiveness of the grounding system. Overall, GI plates are valued for their reliability, cost-effectiveness, and durability, making them a popular choice for grounding applications in electrical systems and various other industrial contexts.