27/05/2026
Common Installation Methods
Plate Earthing: A solid copper or GI plate (usually 60cm x 60cm) is buried vertically deep in the ground, surrounded by layers of charcoal and salt to improve soil conductivity.
Pipe Earthing: One of the most popular and effective methods. A galvanized iron (GI) or steel pipe is driven vertically into the ground to safely discharge fault currents.
Rod Earthing: A copper or GI rod is driven directly deep into the earth. It requires minimal space and is ideal for areas with sandy or loose topsoil.
Chemical Earthing: Uses specialized conductive chemical compounds to fill the electrode pit, ensuring a low-resistance earth connection even in areas with poor soil