Measuring the resistance of a grounding arrangement is a key in ensuring reliability and safety of electrical systems. This process allows to assess the efficiency of grounding that protects equipment and people from dangerous voltages. However, when measuring, specialists may encounter typical errors such as incorrect electrode placement or ignoring some external factors which can distort the results.
Our new article titled "Specifics, Typical Errors, and Safety When Measuring the Grounding Resistance" details the main measurement steps, common errors and ways to avoid them. Particular attention is paid to electrical safety regulations which allow minimizing health and personal risks, and recommendations for improving accuracy and reliability of the grounding system.
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