00:06The need for higher rated grounding components and accessories is driven by continuous

00:10increases in the national electric grids power capability.

00:14The A STMF 855 standard outlines specifications for temporary protective grounding with updates

00:21that reflect these changing requirements.

00:24Burnie temporary ground studs are single point ground connections for temporary ground sets.

00:30The ground studs are typically installed in transformer cabinets on top of terminated mug

00:34location or on substation structures.

00:38The Burnie H rated ground studs are designed and tested to meet the requirements of a STMF

00:43855 standard specifications for temporary protective grounds to be used on de energized

00:49electric power lines and equipment.

00:52A ball stud cover is available for each size and serves as animal mitigation and stud

00:56surface protecting the type GSC 88 is a 35 millimeter ball stud with a 90 degree Nema

01:03pad that has been tested to a STMF 8 55 7 H.

01:09The type GSC 75 is a 30 millimeter ball stud with an in line degree Nema pad.

01:16The GSC 75 with the five H designation has been tested to a STMF 8 55 5

01:22H. The GSC 75 has options for pads in a 45 degree

01:27or 90 degree angle. The type GSC 63 is a 25 millimeter ball stud

01:32offered with a 90 degree. And in line Nema pad,

01:36the GSC 63 with the five H designation has been tested to a STMF 8 55 5 H

01:43to learn more about temporary protective grounding and companion products.

01:47Check out the Hubble encyclopedia of grounding.