Rod To Cable Clamp

Features 

• Design: Rod to cable clamps typically consist of two parts—a clamp that securely holds the grounding conductor (cable) and a bolt or screw that connects the clamp to the grounding rod.


• Material: Rod to cable clamps are made of high-conductivity materials, such as Copper or Bronze, to ensure a low-resistance connection.


• Size: The size of the clamp is designed to accommodate the specific diameter of the grounding conductor, ensuring a snug and effective connection.


• Installation: Rod to cable clamps are relatively easy to install. The cable is inserted into the clamp, and the clamp is then secured to the grounding rod using the provided bolt or screw.


• Grounding System: Rod to cable clamps are a critical part of the grounding system, ensuring proper bonding between the grounding conductor and the grounding electrode (rod).


• Lightning Protection: In lightning protection systems, rod to cable clamps are used to connect the lightning protection system’s down conductor (cable) to the grounding rod, providing a safe path for lightning currents to discharge into the ground.


• Electrical Safety: Properly installed rod to cable clamps ensure the continuity of the grounding system, reducing the risk of electrical hazards and providing a reliable path for fault currents.


• Outdoor Applications: Rod to cable clamps are commonly used in outdoor installations, such as utility poles, communication towers, electrical substations, and other grounded structures.