Grounding electronic equipment - IEC Std.
Grounding electronic equipment - IEC Std.
(OP)
Question:
On a LV TN-S ground grid system... should I link a "dedicated electronic ground" with the "general ground grid" of the installation?
Why/why not?
Thanks!
On a LV TN-S ground grid system... should I link a "dedicated electronic ground" with the "general ground grid" of the installation?
Why/why not?
Thanks!
JBC
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RE: Grounding electronic equipment - IEC Std.
In case of a ground fault, you may have ugly voltages everywhere. So OVP is recommended.
Some system builders tried to have their entire Control system floating. But that was usually not possible to maintain many days before there was a Connection somewhere. Bonding ecerything together is, in my view, the best thing to do. Not so sure what IEC says about it. I "inputted" some views on this when the "Potential Equilization (Bonding) Handbook" (only in Swedish) was compiled some twenty years ago. Things may have changed.
Gunnar Englund
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RE: Grounding electronic equipment - IEC Std.
See-for instance:
http://www.commscope.com/docs/uniprise_futp_ground...
RE: Grounding electronic equipment - IEC Std.
Bill
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