Foundation of Electrical Safety
Electrical Grounding Protection Cover
When a conductive surface, like metal, is NOT GROUNDED and becomes electrically energized, it can carry the sufficient voltage to administer a FATAL SHOCK
Repairing faulty grounding is essential for the safe operation of electrical equipment.
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Decreased risk of potential electrical fires
Energy saving created from less electricity lost and wasted
Reduced pollution to help protect the environment
Electrical Injuries a year!
Standard Lawsuit for a Small Electrical Company
%
of electrical circuits are overloaded
%
of tested grounding connections FAIL after inspections
Strong Cap is a disabled veteran-owned small business focused on products that provide electrical safety, efficiency, and reliability. Our grounding solutions:
● reduce energy waste
● protect from fire and shock hazards
● offers maintenance-free corrosion protection
● maintain the integrity of a ground rod connection
● are an affordable green solution for peace of mind
Our Story
After years of dealing with constant grounding failures, change was needed. Strong Cap was founded in 2014 with a mission motivated by better customer service and cost saving. While completing product research and development, a greater purpose emerged focused on saving lives and reducing senseless heartache.
Thousands of people are injured or killed every year due to electrical failures across the U.S. and making a difference is our top priority. We highly recommend the Strong Cap product to businesses that are committed to effective and cost-efficient solutions that support grounding protection.
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Go Green
Strong Cap provides a safer and greener (healthier) electrical system and donates a portion of all sales to support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.