Product category: Chemical earthing electrodes
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Copper bonded electrode
A steel core molecularly bonded with copper, giving copper’s conductivity and corrosion resistance at a lower cost than solid copper. This is the electrode most commonly specified for chemical earthing
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G.I chemical earthing electrode
Galvanised iron electrode for chemical earthing. The economical choice where the soil is not highly corrosive and the budget matters more than maximum service life. 48, 58, 76 and 100
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Pure copper chemical earthing electrode
Solid copper throughout, giving the highest conductivity and the longest service life in aggressive, salty or waterlogged soil. Specified where the earthing system must last for decades without attention. 39,
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Copper bonded rod
Driven rod electrode with a copper bonded surface. Rods can be coupled end to end to reach deeper soil layers, which usually hold more moisture and give a lower resistance
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G.I perforated pipe
Perforations let the backfill compound make contact with the soil along the full length of the pipe, which lowers resistance and keeps it stable through dry months. 25 to 100