Earth continuity jumpers are flexible bonding conductors used to maintain electrical continuity between metallic components, ensuring a reliable protective earthing path across joints, hinges, cable trays, and equipment enclosures.
Earth continuity jumpers are typically made from flexible stranded copper cable or braided tinned copper, with crimped lugs at both ends. They bridge non-conductive joints or connections where electrical continuity may be interrupted.
In CCTV and network installations, these jumpers are suitable for bonding camera poles, cabinet doors, server racks, cable trays, metallic conduits, and outdoor equipment enclosures to the protective earthing system.
Key Specifications
Specification
Details
Product Type
Earth Continuity Jumper / Bonding Lead
Conductor Material
Flexible Copper / Tinned Copper Braid
Insulation
Green/yellow insulation or uninsulated braid
Typical Conductor Size
4–16 mm², application dependent
Typical Length
150–300 mm, as required
Termination
Crimped copper or tinned-copper lugs
Mounting
Bolted connections
Application
Cabinet doors, cable trays, poles, racks and metal enclosures
Corrosion Protection
Tinned braid and corrosion-resistant hardware, where appropriate