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        1. GSB14 STEEL CITY GROUNDING SCREW AND PIGTAIL - 6" WITH 10/32 x 3/8 SLOTTED HEX-HEAD GROUND SCREW
          GSB14 STEEL CITY GROUNDING SCREW AND PIGTAIL - 6" WITH 10/32 x 3/8 SLOTTED HEX-HEAD GROUND SCREW
          $1.48 / EA
          Availability: 730 EA
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        2. 30-3399 8", 12 AWG, Green, Solid, Wire Grounding Tail
          30-3399 8", 12 AWG, Green, Solid, Wire Grounding Tail
          $0.69 / EA
          Availability: 550 EA
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        3. 30-3184 8", 12 AWG, Green, Stranded, Wire Grounding Tail
          30-3184 8", 12 AWG, Green, Stranded, Wire Grounding Tail
          $1.24 / EA
          Availability: 225 EA
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        4. 30-3471 8IN BLK 12 AWG THHN STR #10 FORK
          30-3471 8IN BLK 12 AWG THHN STR #10 FORK
          $0.68 / EA
          Availability: 200 EA
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        5. GSB12 STEEL CITY GROUNDING SCREW AND PIGTAIL - 6" WITH 10/32 x 3/8 SLOTTED HEX-HEAD GROUND SCREW
          GSB12 STEEL CITY GROUNDING SCREW AND PIGTAIL - 6" WITH 10/32 x 3/8 SLOTTED HEX-HEAD GROUND SCREW
          $1.40 / EA
          Availability: 50 EA
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        6. GSC12 6", 14 AWG, Insulated Solid Copper, Grounding Pigtail
          GSC12 6", 14 AWG, Insulated Solid Copper, Grounding Pigtail
          $0.57 / EA
          Availability: Currently out of stock
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        Frequently Asked Questions

        What does electrical grounding do?

        Electrical grounding links a building’s wiring to the earth. It gives excess electricity a direct path into the ground instead of letting it travel through equipment or people.

        How do I know which electrical grounding accessories to use?

        Think about the type of system you’re working on and the size of your conductor. Parts for a small residential setup aren’t the same as those for a large industrial electrical grounding system. Material matters too — copper and bronze hold up well in most conditions.

        What’s the right way to connect an electrical grounding system?

        For most setups, attach the grounding component to the rod, pipe, or structure, insert the conductor, and tighten until it’s secure without damaging the wire. Always follow any torque specs from the manufacturer.

        Do I have to use grounding accessories to meet the electrical code?

        In most areas, yes. Codes require approved parts to connect the ground wire to the electrode. Skipping them can lead to failed inspections.

        Can electrical grounding parts be used outdoors?

        Yes, assuming you’ve chosen components that are rated for outdoor use. Accessories made from bronze or copper alloy work better outdoors or in damp locations than plain steel.