Earthing Pit Cover PVC
Earthing Pit Cover PVC
PVC Earthing Pit Cover is a heavy-duty, weather-resistant protective cover designed to secure and provide easy access to the earthing system. Installed over the earthing electrode and chamber, it helps protect the internal components from physical damage, water ingress, tampering, and environmental wear. The minimum distance between two earthing pits is generally recommended to be twice the length of the earthing electrode. For example, if you’re using a 3-meter long earthing electrode, the pits should be at least 6 meters apart. This distance helps ensure that the earthing systems in each pit don’t interfere with each other, especially during fault conditions, and maintains the effectiveness of the earthing system.
Features & Benefits
🌟 High Load-Bearing Strength
Designed to withstand vehicle and foot traffic loads.
🌟 UV & Weather Resistant
Long-lasting performance even in harsh outdoor conditions.
🌟 Non-Corrosive & Non-Conductive
Ensures complete insulation from electrical systems.
🌟 Easy to Install & Access
Lightweight design allows easy removal and maintenance access.
🌟 Maintenance-Free
No degradation or rusting over time.
🌟 Marking Option Available
“EARTHING” text or logo can be embossed on the top for identification.
Available Specifications
| Model | Outer Diameter | Inner Diameter | Height | Load Capacity | Material | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Round | 300 mm | 250 mm | 200 mm | Upto 5 Ton | Heavy-duty PVC | Black |
| Medium Duty Round | 350 mm | 300 mm | 250 mm | Upto 2 Ton | Industrial PVC | Green |
| Heavy Duty Round | 400 mm | 320 mm | 300 mm | Upto 5–7 Ton | Reinforced PVC | Grey |
| Square Model | 300×300 mm | 250×250 mm | 200 mm | Upto 3 Ton | PVC Composite | Black |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It covers the earthing pit and protects the earthing electrode and connections from dust, water, and damage. It also allows future inspection and testing access.
PVC covers are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, electrically insulated, and easier to handle than concrete or metal covers.
Yes, heavy-duty models can bear up to 5–7 tons, making them suitable for driveways and industrial areas.
Absolutely. PVC is weatherproof and performs well even in wet, salty, or humid environments.
No, it is a maintenance-free product. It doesn't rust, crack, or degrade under normal conditions.