GroundScope

GroundScope is a reference companion for the grounding systems that appear in electrical work. It gathers the common types in one place and explains what each one is for, how it behaves and where it is usually found. Inside the app you can: • Browse five grounding types: protective grounding, working grounding, lightning protection grounding, anti-static grounding and repeated grounding. • Read what each type aims to do, how it works and the resistance value that is often linked to it. • Review the roles that grounding performs, from touch safety and fault current return to lightning dispersal and static drainage. • Compare the reference resistance values side by side, with a bar that keeps small and large values easy to tell apart. • See the settings where each type usually appears, from machine frames and substations to tanks, towers and distribution lines. • Read safety points that keep a grounding path dependable over time. • Look up short answers to questions that often come up when reading about grounding. Good to know: • The content is a general reference. Real installations and site conditions vary, so any decision about a specific system should be confirmed by a qualified person and by the conditions on site. • The resistance values are reference figures that are frequently linked to each type. They are there to help compare and to build a clear picture, not to replace a full review of a real installation.