Earthing strips and wires are used as low-resistance conductors to safely channel electrical faults, surges, and lightning strikes into the ground, protecting equipment and personnel from electrical shock. They connect the earth electrode to the electrical system and can be made of copper, aluminum, or galvanized iron (GI) to provide a safe path to the earth.
Earthing strips and wires are used as low-resistance conductors to safely channel electrical faults, surges, and lightning strikes into the ground, protecting equipment and personnel from electrical shock. They connect the earth electrode to the electrical system and can be made of copper, aluminum, or galvanized iron (GI) to provide a safe path to the earth.
