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Chemical Earthing Poles

7500 INR

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Chemical Earthing Poles Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 1 Unit
Price 7500 INR

Product Description

Our company supplies chemical earthing poles to clients for installation in corporate houses, office buildings, and allied facilities. We also fulfill private social orders. The innovative earthing poles use quality crude material. Their quality is guaranteed by our quality specialists.

Features:

High strength
Dimensionally accurate
Longer service life

Product Details:

Equipment Type: Earthing Plate Clamp, Earthing Pit Cover, Earthing Electrode Pipe

Specification

Length of Rod	As per Requirement
Material	Copper
Condition	New
Equipment Type	Earthing Electrode Pipe

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What substance is employed in chemical earthing?

Ans - Bentonite Powder and Marconite Powder are two different forms of powder that are used in chemical earthing to keep the soil's resistivity high. Bentonite powder is utilized for earthing in typical settings, while marconite powder is employed in arid settings with significant soil resistance.

2. Does chemical earthing call for liquids?

Ans - To achieve the correct resistance value, chemical earthing requires routine water top-up. Water usage for a chemical earthing earthing hole might reach 50 litres annually. A reliable and affordable earthing system is marmonite. Throughout its lifespan, it does not require any water top-up.

3. What colour does chemical earthing have?

Ans - Chemical earthing uses two different kinds of particles. Bentonite powder is the other; the first is carbon powder. Bentonite powder is brown in hue, whereas carbon powder is black.

4. Which substance works the best for earthing?

Ans - Copper is the best material for earth electrodes and subterranean conductors; solid copper is advised for installations involving significant fault currents, although copper bonded rods are typically used for smaller portions.