Safe Earthing Electrode

In BIS Book of IS 3043-1987 Code of Practice, Page No. 21 si. no. 9.2.3. It is stated that strip Electrodes are better compared to Pipe and even Plate Earthing, which are also goods in high resistivity soil conditions.

As per IS 30431987 Requirements we are using SIP i.e. Strip in Pipe Technology.
The primary earthing electrode (Flat) is inserted the secondary electrode in the form of hot dipped galvanized Flat which would yield a very high cross sectional conduction area and surface area.

The secondary electrode (Outer Pipe) is filled with a Highly conductive and non Corrosive Compound, an innovative product of our which safeguards the primary Electrode. Over a long period. Even if the outer shell corrodes the inner electrode functions in a normal way protected by the special compound. The bottom is sealed with the help of hot dipped galvanized solid base and the top with a sealed cap theentire unit is sealed so that the corrosion does not seepth rough.
USE Safe Earthing Electrode comes with a special compund named Mineral fill Compound (MFC) which is to be used surrounding the Electrode. MFC has three properties.

1] Anti Corrosive 2] Highly Conductive 3] Hygroscopic.

As it is a Anti-Corrosive, it will take a very long period for the corrosion

As it is a Highly conductive, area of conductive zone will be the pitsize[6 inches or 8 inches and 2.5 to 3.5 Mtrs. Depth. It will be the conductive zone. Whereas in conventional type of earthing conductive zone limits up to that pipe or plate.

As it is Hydroscopic, in nature that means it absorbs the moisture form surrounding Five Times more of its dry Volume. Due to this you don't need to put any charcoal powder, salt water etc., and there's no more periodic maintenance It is maintenance free system.
The MFC has Unique Composition that slows down the normal wear and tear of the outer Shell due to corrosion and helps to sustain functional utility for a long period that is above 20 Years and that to without any periodic maintenance.

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