You have not used water to settle fown everything

in between the procedure

Shouldn't mislead others into getting electrocuted with half baked sharing and bare hand testing live wire. Because using low wattage bulb of 15~30W testing, the current flowing is very low below 0.15A. Per my own past experience and some research, a proper earthing require minimum (those who know better pls correct my mistake if any): 1) Nailed a solid earth rod of min 1.5cm diameter & 2m length (min depth of 1.8m inside earth). If you can drill a 2m hole, then using big hollow rod does give a better surface area. 2) Thick copper wire of 6mm standard and 3 copper threads type (the one in video look 1.5mm and is multi fine threads, easily oxidized over time). The thicker is better for safety say 6mm if to connect from earth rod to main earth point for entire home (internal earth wire laying can be 1.5~2.5mm). 3) Salts and charcoals are meaned to absorb water moisture to improve earth conductivity surface with the soil, esp if its sandy & not good clays. Adding sands is increase porous for water flowing only, as sands are not good in conductivity. So you need to locate the earth rod around constant moisture area such as water drainage, or need to wet the area regularly in dry summer to ensure the earth rod function well. 4) Using 3pts earth measuring meter to ensure the earth resistance is below 5 ohms, preferably 2ohms. If you can't get below that, add extra same earth rod (min 1.8m away to avoid overlapping earth zone). This will reduce resistance by approximately half. Add until you get below 5ohms. 5) If you have no access to proper earth measuring meter that cost $100~300, use a 100watts light bulb to test(current flow of 2.2A). It should light up brightly with one end connect to 110/220V live wire, the other to the earth wire. Using 15w bulb testing is useless since current flow is below 0.1A). Ideally the earth wire must able to divert away 10~20A current, so I used a 2KW kettle to test boiling water and measure the current flow using a clipper ammeter clip on wire. If the power supply voltage is 220V, current is 9A, then the earthing is quite ok. If you don't have clipper ammeter, use P=VI, Current I = 2000W /220V=approx 9A if the kettle boil like normal (if very slow means earthing is weak, current may be only 1~5A) showing not ok. Or you can measure Vk, the voltage drop between kettle two wire ends, I=Vk/R=Vk/25. Using P=VI, R=V/I, you can estimate the resistance of earth by: Rt=R1 + R2, where Rt is total resistance seen from current input, R1 is kettle heating coil resistance (R1=V/I=V²/P=220²/2000=24.2, ~25ohm), R2 is earth resistance. Rt= V/I. V= voltage drop between power supply (220V) and the earth. Vt=V1 + V2, where Vt=Total voltage=220V, V1=voltage drop between kettle two wire ends, V1=IxR=25I. So V2=220 - V1(assume your power supply is stable, usually it will drop for poor country to even 120~180V). That say we get 8A flowing through the kettle, V1=200v, R2=V2/I=(220-200)/8=2.5ohms. That's acceptable close to ideal below 2ohms. If I=5A, R2=(220-5x25)/5=19ohms. Need to add another few earth rods connect in parallel to reduce it to below 5ohms. 1/Rt=1/R1 + 1/R2 + …1/Rn. Usually bad earth will give I=2A that can still light up 60W bulb well, R2=(220-2x25)/2= 85 ohms. The one in the video is likely to be around 50~300 ohms. Usually those need to make own earth point live in rural area with poor power supply. So Vt will be a fluctuating variable under loading requiring meter measuring for accuracy. Hence engaging a qualified electrician is better if you have no capability than to regret later.

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Good

Using bolt is Not a fully rusted hence no problem since now

Thanks for ur feedback sir.

Please what are the disadvantages?

Ok

Great information

Yes, ur correct

Arrangements of Earthing is better to placed the besides of ur house and an Earth wire is connect to the large and 5th pin of socket. It is only able to connect 5pin socket. Thanks

Pipe is not stable, besides copper will stable

You are very right

use pvc pipe, copper board and copper wire 5mm

Yes, increase dept gets more protective

Yes,

Yeah,but needs to place one by one layer

I suggested that copper plate Earthing is better.

@Robert Daggett ,

لايصح التوصيل بمعزل عن الأرض ولابد ان تكون الرطوبة عالية حول منطقة التأريض ممكن حضرتك تعمل تمثيل ومشابهة والنتيجة لايمكن تكون مثل التوصيل بالأرض فعلا

حضرتك ترجم كلامك ولو حتى عبر ترجمة حوجل لان صاحب القناة لن بستوعب منك اى معنى

Yeah, it's good earthing. There is no dengerous.

Yes

You can buy earthing rod in electrical shop

How much is the price of the rod?

Yea

@@BEEEWorks can u explain why

Sure

@@BEEEWorks how to connect that , plz explain 🙏

Third pin of socket is connect to Earthing..

Charcoal and large size cooking salt

Used 3feets

Actually no power comes from Earth . It is used for passing of leakage current through an Earth. But earthing is also used as neutral wire. This neutral wire is formed in just 1min. Tq sir 👍

Charcoal

From socket

Sure

Why wood dust ? Can't you see charcoal

@@gabarlite Wood dust keep the surrounding cool due to dampness. It is important to keep down the temperature .Charcoal does not do this task.

Kanjoos hy loru

Yes

Bulb is glowing thought

@@urandurparthu1526 this is led bulb if you connect halogen bulb it will glow but dim

Yes, because low voltage

Yes

Yes

Your correct . But, coal is better than wood dust