Galvanized Grounding Wire

Application

General grounding systems: Widely used in building grounding and infrastructure projects.

Outdoor grounding wiring: Suitable for outdoor grounding where corrosion resistance is required.

Industrial grounding networks: Used in factories and workshops for grounding wiring.

Lightning protection grounding: Used to connect lightning rods and grounding rods.

Power distribution grounding: Used in substations and distribution rooms.

Construction site grounding: Used for temporary grounding during construction.

Municipal infrastructure: Used in street lighting, traffic systems, and public utilities.

Renewable energy grounding: Used in solar and wind farms for cost-effective grounding wiring.

Advantage

• Strong Anti-corrosion: Zinc coating provides effective protection against rust, suitable for outdoor and underground environments.
• Cost-effective: Offers reliable performance at a more economical price than pure copper.
• Good Mechanical Strength: Resistant to wear and damage during installation.
• Stable Performance: Suitable for long-term grounding networks in industrial and civil projects.
• Wide Compatibility: Works well with grounding rods, clamps, and other accessories.

FAQ

• Q: What is galvanized grounding wire?

  A: A steel wire coated with zinc used for grounding and lightning protection systems.

• Q: Why use galvanized grounding wire?

  A: It is cost-effective and provides good corrosion resistance compared to bare steel.

• Q: Is galvanized wire suitable for outdoor use?

  A: Yes, it is suitable for outdoor and industrial environments.

• Q: How to choose wire diameter?

  A: Choose based on current capacity, grounding requirements, and standards.

• Q: Can it be used in coastal areas?

  A: It can be used, but stainless steel or copper-clad options may be better for extreme corrosion.

• Q: How to connect galvanized wire?

  A: Connect using clamps, mechanical connectors, or exothermic welding.

• Q: Does galvanized wire require maintenance?

  A: Regular inspection is recommended to check for rust or coating damage.

• Q: What standards apply to galvanized grounding wire?

  A: Typically designed according to IEC and local grounding standards.