JEF Copper Electrode

A Copper Electrode Earthing Material is a high-conductivity grounding rod designed to safely dissipate fault currents and electrical surges into the earth, enhancing electrical safety for residential, commercial, and industrial installations. It is typically made of 99.9% pure copper or copper-bonded steel, providing excellent conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability. The copper electrode efficiently channels excess electrical currents from electrical faults, lightning strikes, or power surges safely into the ground, thereby protecting electrical systems and devices from damage and reducing the risk of electrical hazards.