Grounding and bonding.
Grounding electrode systems, bonding and counterpoise work, on their own or as part of a full system.
Grounding is the part of the path that carries a strike's energy into the earth. Bonding ties the metal on and in a building into that path. Every other part of a protection system depends on the two.
Where it applies
- Electrodes for new construction
- Bonding rooftop equipment, rails and steel
- Counterpoise and ground rings
- Systems that test outside spec
What is included
- A review of soil and site conditions
- An electrode layout for the structure
- Bonds to equipment, rails and structural steel
- Ground rings and counterpoise for larger structures
- Ground resistance testing
A grounding job
Coordinated toNECNational Electrical Code
What you receive
Ground resistance test results, documented for your files.
Questions
- Do you take grounding work without a full system?
- Yes. Grounding and bonding can be a standalone project.
- Our grounding tests outside spec. Can you fix it?
- Improving ground resistance on existing systems is part of this service, as the Tulsa grid upgrade shows.