Cast Iron Plate Earthing

Plate Earthing is a method where a plate made of galvanized copper or iron is buried vertically at least 3 meters below ground level. This plate connects all conductors to the earth, providing a path for electrical discharge.

The Diagram of Plate Earthing typically illustrates this setup, showing the plate’s position in relation to the ground level and the conductors it connects. The Plate Earthing Diagram also often includes the dimensions of the plate.

The plate’s size and material can vary based on specific requirements, but the principle remains the same, to provide a safe path for fault current to the earth.