A Copper Bonded Earth Rod is a type of grounding electrode used in electrical grounding systems to provide a low-resistance path for the dissipation of electric current to the ground. These rods are typically made by coating a steel rod with a layer of copper through a process known as electroplating or mechanical bonding.
1. To control, Radio Frequency (rf) Emissions and Electromagnetic Interference.
2. To provide a stable Potential difference for the accuracy of Instruments.
3. To provide a Safe Discharge path for Short circuits and Lightning Strikes.
4. Grounding helps protect electrical and electronic equipment from voltage and lightning strikes.
5. This is particularly important in sensitive electronic circuits and communication systems.
6. This helps protect people from electric shock hazards.