Conductors play a vital role in ensuring the safety and functionality of both earthing systems and lightning protection systems. Whether for above-ground applications or below-ground earthing, the right conductor ensures that your system performs optimally, protecting structures from electrical hazards.

Earthing vs. Lightning Conductors

Choosing the correct conductor depends on whether the application is for earthing or lightning protection. Earthing conductors, used below ground, are designed to safely dissipate electrical faults and leakage currents into the earth. These conductors must handle high currents effectively, ensuring a stable and secure connection to the earth. On the other hand, lightning conductors, used above ground, provide pathways for lightning to safely travel from the rooftop to the ground. These conductors must be highly conductive and resistant to environmental factors to reliably carry lightning strikes to the ground.

Lightning Protection

Arial conductors are essential for linking the rooftop components of a lightning protection system. Exoweld lightning protection conductors are available in aluminium or copper.

Earthing Systems

The selection of the correct conductor type for the system is crucial. For below ground earthing applications, Exoweld offers either solid bare copper conductors, or copper coated steel conductors.