Thimble Type Clamp

C-clamp is a kind of power connection hardware, as a conductor connection terminal (line connector) to continue the current, requiring a larger flow capacity, because the shape of the English letter C named. It features a "C" shaped design with a flat, arcing surface and two ends, one of which is typically fixed while the other is adjustable.

A copper rod is a cylindrical metal rod made from copper, a ductile and malleable metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. Copper rods are used in a variety of applications due to copper's desirable properties.

A Split Bolt Connector, also known as a Split Pin or a Clevis Pin, is a type of fastener used in various applications to secure or join components together. It typically consists of a bolt with a circular or D-shaped cross-section that is split along one side, allowing it to be opened and closed around the objects being joined.

Used for grounding purposes to prevent the electrical devices from lighting current and static electricity. Cross Type Ground Rod is a conductor connected to the ground and has good electrical conductivity. Its role is to connect the metal shell and conductor of the electrical equipment to the ground to achieve electrical connectivity between the equipment and the ground. The ground electrode plays an important role in electrical installation, allowing the potential charge of the equipment to be dispersed to the ground, thereby protecting the safety of the person and the normal operation of the equipment.