Earthing rod for earthing mat

Earthingpeople Grounding Rod

By walking barefoot outdoors on grass, soil, sand, stone, or in natural water as often as possible, we ground ourselves. The best grounding comes from swimming in the sea, lakes, or waterways, but the earth in all its forms provides access to Earth's unlimited resources of negatively charged free electrons and energy. Earthing, grounding, or 'jordning' in Swedish, means having direct skin contact with the earth. When it's impractical to walk barefoot or swim in seas and lakes, there are effective "substitutes" such as grounding sheets for your bed.

Push the grounding rod into the soil approximately 30 cm (12 inches) away from the house foundation where the ground is moist. If the ground is frozen, remove the plastic sleeve from the metal rod and use a hammer to drive the rod into the ground. Do not hammer on the plastic sleeve as it will break.

Run the cable through a window or door to the location where you want to connect your grounding product. The cable won't break when you close the window, as it's made of plastic-coated steel wire. From the end of the grounding cable, you then connect the cord from the sheet.

At the end of the cable, you can attach a T-coupling or 4-way coupling to connect multiple products simultaneously, if needed.

The grounding cable should be secured to the facade up to the window. If it's a wooden facade, you can use small plastic cable clips that can be purchased in most electrical stores and supermarkets. You can also run the grounding cable along a downpipe and secure it with cable ties or strong tape. Always secure the cable so it cannot be damaged or broken.

Contents: 1 piece 30 cm stainless steel rod with 15 meter cable.

Supplier: Earthingpeople.