CHEMICAL EARTHING ELECTRODE

 Chemical Earthing Electrodes are mainly composed of Bentonine or Graphite-based compounds along the main electrode, which is often a pipe or a rod. It decreases the soil resistivity, and hence accelerates the function of earthing by improving the soil condition. In electricity supply systems, earthing is defined as the process of grounding the electronic installations to the conductive surface of the earth. Without proper earthing, any accidental passage of fault current can inflict severe damage to the electric appliances at home. In certain cases, it may lead to fatal consequences like short circuit and fire. So, chemical earthing is implemented at places having sandy or rocky soil, or at those places where the soil is resistant to conduction of current. At True Power Earthings, our Chemical Earthing Electrode facilitates a low impedance ground, at places with high soil resistivity. After all, a good and effective earthing system is quintessential for discharge of fault currents, safely.



What makes our Chemical Earthing Electrode exclusive?

At True Power Earthings prise, we mark ourselves as one of the pioneer manufacturer and dealer of Chemical Earthing Electrode. Our electrodes are made up of exclusive quality raw materials, under the guidance of our professional experts. Every product that leaves our warehouse carries a mark of spectacular quality, with which we never ever compromise with. The construction being robust and seamless, it is durable and easy to install. Moreover, the electrodes are exclusively crafted so as to ensure it is resistant to adverse weather conditions and last for a considerable tenure in the long run. Being a benchmark product meeting to the standards of international quality, it has a global demand with international repute.

Types of our Chemical Earthing Electrode:

Benefits of our Chemical Earthing Electrodes:

  • Our chemical earthing electrodes are equipped to dissipate heavy fault currents and electrical surges with apt efficiency, by lowering the soil resistivity for absorption of current.
  • It saves the electrical appliances from getting damaged and hence cut down the downtime, interruption of service, and replacement cost.
  • The system provides a reference for electrical and True Power at the installation and facilitates in minimizing noise during normal operation.
  • Protects the working staff within the premises from fatal electric shocks due to ‘step potential’ and ‘touch potential.’

Contact us:
Call us: 8318455691
Email us: sale@truepowerearthings.in
Address: D 242, Sector 63 Rd, D Block, Sector 63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
For more information visit: https://www.truepowergroup.in/
True Power Earthings Private Limited


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