80 mm Copper Bonded Earthing Electrode High-Performance Grounding Rod
Product Overview
The 80 mm Copper Bonded Earthing Electrode is a premium grounding solution designed for efficient dissipation of fault current and lightning energy into the earth. It features a mild steel core bonded with a thick layer of high-conductivity copper, combining strength with superior corrosion resistance.
Engineered for long service life and stable performance, this electrode is ideal for industrial, commercial, and residential earthing systems. To explore other diameters and specifications, view our full range of Copper Bonded Earthing Electrodes.
Key Features
- Copper Bonded Technology – Uniform molecular bonding for long life
- High Conductivity – Efficient fault current dissipation
- Corrosion Resistant – Suitable for all soil conditions
- Strong Steel Core – High mechanical strength
- IS 3043 Compliant – Meets Indian earthing standards
- Low Maintenance – Reliable long-term performance
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 80 mm |
| Material | Copper Bonded Steel |
| Copper Coating | 250 Micron (Typical) |
| Length | 1m / 2m / 3m (Custom Available) |
| Type | Pipe / Rod Electrode |
| Standard | IS 3043 |
| Application | Earthing & Grounding |
Applications
- Electrical Substations
- Industrial Plants & Factories
- Commercial Buildings
- Residential Projects
- Solar Power Systems
- Lightning Protection Systems
Copper Bonded vs GI Earthing Electrode
| Feature | Copper Bonded | GI Electrode |
|---|---|---|
| Conductivity | High | Moderate |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent | Good |
| Lifespan | Long | Medium |
| Cost | Moderate | Low |
Compliance & Standards
Manufactured as per Bureau of Indian Standards under IS 3043, ensuring safe and reliable grounding performance.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is 80 mm copper bonded earthing electrode used for?
It is used to safely dissipate fault current and lightning energy into the ground.
What is copper bonding?
It is a process where copper is permanently bonded to steel for durability and conductivity.
What coating thickness is recommended?
Typically 250 microns for long-lasting performance.
Is it better than GI electrode?
Yes, it offers better corrosion resistance and conductivity.
Can it be used in all soil types?
Yes, it performs well in most soil conditions.