Understanding the Differences Between Bonding, Grounding, and Earthing

Avoiding confusion can help customers maximize process uptime, safety, and profits

The importance of bonding and grounding in commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings cannot be overstated. The grounded circuits of machines need to have an effective return path from the machines to the power source in order to function properly. In addition, non-current-carrying metallic components in a facility, such as equipment cabinets, enclosures, and structural steel, need to be

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