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SSS-5A1Penn Union Grounding, SSS Series
Item NumberSSS-5A1MFG Item NumberSSS5A1SeriesSSSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 1 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 1/2-13 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SCS-2Penn Union Grounding, SCS SeriesItem NumberSCS-2MFG Item NumberSCS2SeriesSCSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 2 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 5/16-18 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
K2C28B1Burndy Grounding
Item NumberK2C28B1MFG Item NumberK2C28B1Product Description1-4/0 STR 1 1/4 POST 2 CSpecificationsSpecifications Type Male Stud Number of Conductors 2 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 5/8-11 Availability -
SCS-0-A1Penn Union Grounding, SCS SeriesItem NumberSCS-0-A1MFG Item NumberSCS0A1SeriesSCSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 2 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 1/4-20 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SCS-2-A1Penn Union Grounding, SCS SeriesItem NumberSCS-2-A1MFG Item NumberSCS2A1SeriesSCSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 2 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 5/16-18 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SP1-3-CPanduit Grounding, StructuredGround Series
Item NumberSP1-3-CMFG Item NumberSP1-3-CSeriesStructuredGroundProduct DescriptionService Post Conn, 6 SOL-3 STR, 100PKSpecificationsSpecifications Type Male Stud Number of Conductors 1 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 3/8-16 -
SSS-5Penn Union Grounding, SSS SeriesItem NumberSSS-5MFG Item NumberSSS5SeriesSSSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 1 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 1/2-13 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SSS-6Penn Union Grounding, SSS SeriesItem NumberSSS-6MFG Item NumberSSS6SeriesSSSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 1 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 1/2-13 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SPSL-8Ilsco Grounding, SP Series
Item NumberSPSL-8MFG Item NumberSPSL-8SeriesSPProduct DescriptionBRZ MEC 4/0-1 STUD 5/8-11-1 1/ 2 ULSpecificationsSpecifications Type Male Stud Number of Conductors 1 Stud Size 5/8-11 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SCS-1Penn Union Grounding, SCS SeriesItem NumberSCS-1MFG Item NumberSCS1SeriesSCSProduct DescriptionBronze Service Post ConnectorSpecificationsSpecifications Number of Conductors 2 Direct Burial Yes Stud Size 1/4-20 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day.
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Grounding
In electronics, the ground is the reference point in an electrical circuit from which voltages are measured, a common return path for electric current, or a direct physical connection to the Earth.
Grounding is employed in electrical systems for several reasons. Equipment is connected to the ground to prevent user contact with dangerous voltage in case insulation fails. In combination with fuses and breakers, this is one of the most important components of electrical safety. Grounding also helps limit the buildup of static electricity, and to absorb unlimited amounts of current without changing a circuit’s potential.
Grounding is accomplished with a variety of hardware, from straps and clamps to studs and posts. Neutral bars are installed in panels that are used to bond all devices in a cabinet or enclosure to the main entry point and dissipate stray voltage. Grounding plates are functionally similarly to posts and studs in that they are buried below grade while providing a larger surface area for current to dissipate into the ground.
Grounding is employed in electrical systems for several reasons. Equipment is connected to the ground to prevent user contact with dangerous voltage in case insulation fails. In combination with fuses and breakers, this is one of the most important components of electrical safety. Grounding also helps limit the buildup of static electricity, and to absorb unlimited amounts of current without changing a circuit’s potential.
Grounding is accomplished with a variety of hardware, from straps and clamps to studs and posts. Neutral bars are installed in panels that are used to bond all devices in a cabinet or enclosure to the main entry point and dissipate stray voltage. Grounding plates are functionally similarly to posts and studs in that they are buried below grade while providing a larger surface area for current to dissipate into the ground.