GI (galvanized iron) and copper earthing electrodes are used to provide a low-resistance path for fault currents and lightning surges to safely dissipate into the ground. These electrodes are critical for protecting personnel, safeguarding sensitive electronic equipment, and preventing electrical fires in applications like power stations, substations, telecommunications, and industrial facilities.
GI (galvanized iron) and copper earthing electrodes are used to provide a low-resistance path for fault currents and lightning surges to safely dissipate into the ground. These electrodes are critical for protecting personnel, safeguarding sensitive electronic equipment, and preventing electrical fires in applications like power stations, substations, telecommunications, and industrial facilities.
