• Porøse bronseplater (50%) for maksimal jordingseffekt i i forhold til areal.
• Leveres med festematriell (messing mutter, plastskive, og gullbelagte bolter for maks. 37 mm skrogtykkelse).
• Velg størrelse og form fra menyen - se bilder
  • RA206 rund Ø 55 mm
  • RA202 rund Ø 120 mm
  • RA203 rektangulær155x51x13mm
  • RA205 rektangulær 300x80x13mm
    
    
• Monteres utvending under vannlinje - se illustrasjon og monteringsanvisning
• Fordeler:
  • Bedre ytelse for radiokommunikasjonsutstyr
  • Redusert RF (støy)
  • Bedre ytelse for GPS og Loran mottakere
  • Renere bilder fra vær-fax mottakere
  • Redusert interference fra radar
  • Bedre beskyttelse mot lynnedslag
  • Forhindrer krypstrøm (elektrokjemisk tæring)
• Earthing or ground plate interface between on board electronic devices and the heat sink (water).

• Glomex earthing plates are made of golden sintered bronze
• Each plate consists of a million microspheres creating a surface 10 times bigger than the actual one.
• They can have either a rectangular or a circular shape
• Fastened to the hull by means of bronze bolts and nuts, highly resistant to corrosion.
• Rubber spacers.
• The exclusive shape offered by Glomex assures a larger surface and a better strength.
• Do not paint the Ground plate.
• Clean with stiff brush and bleach. Inspect annually. Change the plate if corroded or so dirty that you cannot clean it adequately.

First of all choose the mounting location
Choose a mounting location that will always be submerged.
On a powerboat, the best location is usually any flat area on the aft third of the bottom of the hull close to the vessel's centreline. Please avoid mounting the ground
plates on the vessel's transom.
On a sailboat, the best location is a flat location on the aft half of the hull and close to the centreline.
Be careful to avoid mounting the ground plates immediately forward of any depth finder or knot meter or any other transducers. The turbulence directly aft of the ground plates
may affect the performance of some devices. On choosing the best mounting location, please consider the thickness of the hull and be sure you will have access to the inside of the
hull in that area to tighten fasteners and make wiring connections. Be careful to avoid areas where drilling may damage fuel or water tanks, plumbing, or wiring, etc.
Then, preparing the selected mounting location
After you have selected the mounting location for your ground plate:
a) Use the ground plates as a template for marking the locations of its mounting holes onto the hull. Check the technical drawing above of your ground plates to
determine which size drill bit you will need, then drill the holes at the marked locations.
b) Hold the ground plates against the outside of the hull where you have planned to mount it. Align the ground plate parallel with the centreline of your vessel, with its
sloped ends pointing fore and aft.
c) Observe the gap between the ground plate and hull. If any edge of the ground plate is more than 3 mm (1/8”) from the surface of the hull, please select a flatter
mounting location.
d) If the mounting location is suitable, use a pencil to mark the centres of the holes in the ground plates onto the hull.