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Rolled cone driving point
Our machine rolled cone driving point better than hammered flat point. when driving to ground, the stability is better and will not easily go to wrong direction.
Heavy-duty hex head screw bolts
We use heavy-duty hex head screw bolts for stronger ground wire fastening,better than thinner screw bolts.
Fully copper plated
The integrated fully copper plated clamp with copper plating on interior thread for better corrosion resistance.
Off-Air Antenna Installations
Our ground rod are widely used for Off-Air Antenna Installations.
Satellite Dish Installations
Our ground rod are widely used for Satellite Dish Installations.
Electric Fencing
Our ground rod are widely used for Electric Fencing in farms and ranches.
Household diesel generator
Our ground rod are widely used for Household diesel generators.
4’ Copperbond Ground Rods with Preinstalled Convenient Clamp
Sandy or rocky soils are not as conductive as loamy soils, so systems installed on these types of soils may need to be an earth return type of grounding system. An earth return system is one in which alternate wires in the fence are utilized as ground wires. Charged wires on a system need to be connected back to the output connector on the energizer and earth ground non-charged wires need to be either connected back to the ground terminal on the charger, or connected to ground rods in the fence lines.
TO INSTALL A 2-ROD ENHANCED GROUND KIT AT SIMILAR EXPENDITURE OF ONE GROUND ROD
Importance to Install More Ground Rods
An energizer must be properly grounded to realize its full potential. The larger the output of a charger, the more grounding rods will be needed. A general rule is to install a minimum of 3 feet of ground rod per joule of output capacity.
A 15 joule fence charger will require a minimum of 45 feet of ground rod. These rods must be installed at least 10 feet apart from each other. The lower and wetter the ground they are installed in the better their performance will be. Most grounding rods are made from galvanized steel or copper and it is important that the type of wire used to connect the energizer to the ground rod be identical to the rod. Doing so will help to minimize the reduction of performance from electrolysis.
JG
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Pure copper rod, pounds in easy and easy to connect grounding wire
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Great product will definitely buy again
Sean O'Connor
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
What can I say, the price was right, and the quality is good
Matthew Williams
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
Did the job. Very solid and took a pounding to get it in the ground.
Trav
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024
Ground rod works good. It's in the ground. Didn't bend
Joe P.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
To be honest, idk if this is pure copper or not. Doubtful for the price, but cheap considering they ship it full length. I was expecting a 2pc rod.
LastGas
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
OK, no big deal, but it didn't arrive in the greatest of shape. First, it was wrapped in tough plastic that was very difficult to remove. It had a patch of orange flakey gluey stuff near the bottom; I have no idea what it was, but had to be cleaned off with some effort. Finally, the rod was bent about 15 degrees towards the bottom.But I did get it unwrapped, and I was able to clean off the gluey stuff with Mostenbocker's Lift Off, and bending the rod back to approximate straightness with a foot and my hands was not difficult. Besides, the bent part will be underground anyway.The rod's diameter is 10mm or about 3/8" so one should take care pounding it into the ground as not to bend it. I would not recommend this ground rod for a situation where it carried any current on an ongoing basis because that could cause the plating to fail.
Bee
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024
I'm using this to ground an antenna. It works for me. The rod feels solid. It has some heft. I'm sure it'll be able to calm any feral pixies that might stir up on the antenna.
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