Protecting outside bonding terminals

[Monchichak]

Morning!

Going to be working near the coast and will need to fit earth bonding outside.

I originally chose stainless lugs to bond the copper cables but it appears that stainless and copper are not a good mix due to corrosion so I will stick with the standard copper connections.

I have seen bonding terminals being protected by a type of grease - does anyone know which products would be suitable for this task?

Thanks

 

[Pete999]

Morning!

Going to be working near the coast and will need to fit earth bonding outside.

I originally chose stainless lugs to bond the copper cables but it appears that stainless and copper are not a good mix due to corrosion so I will stick with the standard copper connections.

I have seen bonding terminals being protected by a type of grease - does anyone know which products would be suitable for this task?

Thanks

what are you bonding, that's outside?

 

[James]

Try something like this
View: https://www.amazon.com/CRC-05109-Technician-Electric-Applicator/dp/B000CCIDAA?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1&th=1

 

[Pete999]

Morning!

Going to be working near the coast and will need to fit earth bonding outside.

I originally chose stainless lugs to bond the copper cables but it appears that stainless and copper are not a good mix due to corrosion so I will stick with the standard copper connections.

I have seen bonding terminals being protected by a type of grease - does anyone know which products would be suitable for this task?

Thanks

Petroleum Jelly, , ,

 

[pirate]

A lithium grease is good

White Grease Lubricating Spray - 400ml | Soudal (119706)

www.tlc-direct.co.uk

RS do them too

 

[Monchichak]

Will give the Lithium and Dielectric grease a go, not sure petroleum jelly would last long.

Need to bond solar inverters to framework in a coastal setting.

Thanks

 

[Pete999]

Will give the Lithium and Dielectric grease a go, not sure petroleum jelly would last long.

Need to bond solar inverters to framework in a coastal setting.

Thanks

Thanks, three words

 

[telectrix]

slap some Hammerite on it. green for earth. red for L. don't think Hammerite do brown.