About EARTHING PIPE

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 Pipe earthing is a type of earthing system that uses a pipe made of galvanized iron or copper buried in the ground to connect the electrical system to the earth. The pipe is typically around 2-3 meters in length and 40-50 mm in diameter. Pipe earthing provides a low-resistance path for current to flow from one point in an electrical system to another, which helps protect people and equipment from potential damage caused by electricity that has escaped from its intended circuit 

• Residential Buildings: GI Earthing Pipes are commonly used for earthing house wiring systems. They provide a secure path for electrical faults, ensuring safety for occupants.
• Industrial Applications: In factories and industrial settings, GI Earthing Pipes are utilized in electrical installations to protect equipment and personnel from electric shocks and discharge currents.
• Power Transmission Systems: GI Earthing Pipes are employed in power transmission systems to ground transmission towers, transformers, and substations, safeguarding the infrastructure and maintaining electrical stability.