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The ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) is a low impedance
grounding system listed with Underwriters Laboratories (UL). It continuously
conditions the soil to provide a low resistant path to earth for unwanted
electrical current. Resistance actually lowers over time.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) provides the lowest
resistance to ground regardless of the amount of moisture, type or chemical
content of the soil. This is the most stable method of grounding known.
This system is an efficient way to provide grounding because it can replace up
to 8 conventional copper clad metal ground rods. ELECTROLYTIC
GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) in dry soil will provide an efficiency over driven
ground rods of 300% to 800%. By eliminating the number of conventional
ground rods you eliminate the amount of land and labor required to create a
low resistant ground field. This can be a big savings in time, labor and
materials.
The system is easy to inspect because of the removable top plug. If you find
the system is low on metallic salts (typical life of metallic salts is 20 to 25
years) you can easily recharge it by purchasing refill material and placing the
material in the copper tube.
The ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) is designed to provide
protection for sensitive electronics, personnel and property. Electrolytic
grounding is presently being used by many power companies, utilities, cellular
companies, private companies, railroads, governmental agencies and
hospitals to protect their personnel, capital equipment, electronic equipment
and communication equipment. These systems are used throughout the world,
wherever traditional grounding will not provide the protection required.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) comes in two configurations,
horizontal and vertical. The horizontal system is made for installation in a
trench. This type is used when the site is rocky or difficult to excavate or drill.
The vertical system is made to be place in a pre-drilled hole. The
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) can be placed under
pavement, concrete slabs or inside a building.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) can be used for:
Various lengths, 8', 10', 12’, 20’, 30’ and 40', can be ordered in either verticalor horizontal configurations.
grounding system listed with Underwriters Laboratories (UL). It continuously
conditions the soil to provide a low resistant path to earth for unwanted
electrical current. Resistance actually lowers over time.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) provides the lowest
resistance to ground regardless of the amount of moisture, type or chemical
content of the soil. This is the most stable method of grounding known.
This system is an efficient way to provide grounding because it can replace up
to 8 conventional copper clad metal ground rods. ELECTROLYTIC
GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) in dry soil will provide an efficiency over driven
ground rods of 300% to 800%. By eliminating the number of conventional
ground rods you eliminate the amount of land and labor required to create a
low resistant ground field. This can be a big savings in time, labor and
materials.
The system is easy to inspect because of the removable top plug. If you find
the system is low on metallic salts (typical life of metallic salts is 20 to 25
years) you can easily recharge it by purchasing refill material and placing the
material in the copper tube.
The ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) is designed to provide
protection for sensitive electronics, personnel and property. Electrolytic
grounding is presently being used by many power companies, utilities, cellular
companies, private companies, railroads, governmental agencies and
hospitals to protect their personnel, capital equipment, electronic equipment
and communication equipment. These systems are used throughout the world,
wherever traditional grounding will not provide the protection required.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) comes in two configurations,
horizontal and vertical. The horizontal system is made for installation in a
trench. This type is used when the site is rocky or difficult to excavate or drill.
The vertical system is made to be place in a pre-drilled hole. The
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) can be placed under
pavement, concrete slabs or inside a building.
ELECTROLYTIC GROUNDING SYSTEM (EGS) can be used for:
 | Telephone communication buildings | |
| Power company substation sites and transmission poles | |
| Microwave and cellular communication sites | |
| Facilities that need to be protected from lightning | |
| AC power systems | |
| Protection of sensitive electronic systems and computers | |
| Elimination of power surges and transient currents | |
| Elimination of static charge and stray current | |
| Signal crossings for railroads and trolley systems | |
| Computer installation | |
| FM & AM Radio stations and towers |
Various lengths, 8', 10', 12’, 20’, 30’ and 40', can be ordered in either vertical