Grounding bar Corning DE620045794 LSA‑Plus 38‑pole red

Corning grounding bar DE620045794 is a red LSA‑Plus compatible earthing strip with 38 poles designed for telecommunication and network distribution frames. It provides a dedicated grounding point for LSA‑Plus modules and wiring blocks, helping to organize earthing connections and improve safety in equipment racks, distribution frames and communication cabinets.

Advantages

The grounding bar offers a compact and clearly identifiable red earthing strip compatible with LSA‑Plus connection systems. With 38 poles it enables orderly routing and centralization of protective earth connections for multiple modules, reducing cable clutter and simplifying maintenance. The metal conductive rail and clearly separated pole positions support reliable electrical contact and facilitate fast installation in standard distribution frames and racks.

Suitable for

• Telecommunication distribution frames and main distribution frames
• Network racks and patching panels where LSA‑Plus modules are used
• Communication cabinets and equipment enclosures requiring centralized earthing
• Data centres and server rooms with structured cabling installations

Key specifications

• Compatibility: LSA‑Plus connection systems
• Number of poles: 38
• Color: red (for visual identification of earthing point)
• Form factor: earthing strip designed for mounting in distribution frames and racks
• Function: centralized grounding/earthing for telecommunication and network modules

How to use

Mount the grounding bar in the designated position on the distribution frame, rack or cabinet according to rack manufacturer guidelines. Terminate protective conductors and bonding straps to the individual poles that correspond to the LSA‑Plus modules or wiring blocks to be earthed. Ensure mechanical fastenings and electrical contacts are secure and free of paint or corrosion to maintain low-resistance connection. Verify continuity to the building earthing system after installation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate torque settings for terminal connections, route conductors to avoid mechanical stress, and follow local electrical and grounding standards when connecting the earthing bar to the main protective earth.