Implementing equipotential bonding with the BKRS system

Option 1: End-to-end equipotential bonding in the cable tray profile

A continuous tin-plated copper cable is guided directly in the cable tray profile and fixed using the clamp spring. Installation is easy, done without tools or any additional drill holes – ideal for quick and clean integration into existing systems. Contacting can be established quickly, as the copper cable is inserted directly into the clamping spring. 

To the product: Clamp spring for conductor cables

Option 2: Equipotential bonding under the cable tray

In this system, the conductor cable is guided under the cable tray using connection terminals. Tin-plated copper cables in accordance with DIN VDE 0295 Class 2, multi-wire and tin-plated conductor cables according to DIN VDE 0295 Class 5, fine-wire and pair-stranded, from 16 mm² to 35 mm² can be used. Fastening is done using the OBO connection terminal.

To the product: Single connection terminal

Option 3: Equipotential bonding with central exit

Equipotential bonding is achieved using a 35 mm² copper cable, tin-plated in accordance with DIN VDE 0295 Class 2. It is routed continuously using parallel connectors. The connection terminal can be mounted anywhere and connected to the conductor cable. It has 2 exits for round conductors up to 35 mm².

To the product: Parallel connector Rd 8 mm, M10 x 30

To the product: Single connection terminal

Option 4: Equipotential bonding with flexible branch structure

This system enables structured earthing with flexible branches. Copper cables are supported using special connection terminals and guided via round conductors. The ideal solution for branched earthing grids with different cable cross-sections.

To the product: Single connection terminal

To the product: Double connection terminal