Copper Earthing Cable

A copper earthing cable is a conductive wire or cable, often made of stranded or solid soft-annealed copper, used to safely direct electrical currents into the ground. It provides a low-resistance path to earth for fault currents, which protects users from electric shock and appliances from damage. Its high conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength make it suitable for various applications, including industrial installations and residential wiring.