Grounding systems
Grounding boxes
ESD grounding boxes serve as central bonding points at workstation systems, connecting worksurface mats, wrist straps, and equipment to protective earth via 10 mm snap-stud or 4 mm banana socket connections. The range extends from compact single-point boxes with one DK10 connection to central distribution rails (Warmbier 2200.B, 7 screw terminals) for multi-station EPA zones. Yellow colour coding identifies safety-relevant ESD components per IEC 61340-5-1; angled variants (Warmbier 2200.W.3) allow space-saving wall mounting.
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Buying guide
How to choose Grounding boxes
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Technical features
Product overview - grounding boxes
| Model | Connections | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Warmbier 2200.121.10 | 3x DK10 | Standard, yellow |
| Warmbier 2200.121.10.Y | 2x DK10, 4 mm socket | Black |
| Warmbier 2200.121.10.1.Y | 3x DK10 | 1 megohm per connection, yellow |
| Warmbier 2200.W.3 | 3x DK10 | Angled, yellow |
| Warmbier 2200.W.5 | 1x DK10, 2x banana plug | Yellow |
| Warmbier 2200.B | 7x screw terminal | Central grounding rail, yellow |
| Grounding box Schuko | 2x DK10, cable 1.5 m | Direct connection via Schuko plug |
Typical applications
Typical applications: Central bonding points at ESD workbenches in electronics manufacturing, multi-station EPA zones with distribution grounding rail, service stations with frequently changed grounding connections, and single bonding points for ESD test and measurement workstations per IEC 61340-5-1.