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What are these two holes in the saddle for?

2019-04-29View Original

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As shown in the picture, could anyone in the group help explain what these two holes are for?
Reply #22019-04-29
Use a junction box, or else relieve the stress. The former is more reliable.
Reply #32019-04-29
From what I remember, the ground plates seem to be connected at the location of the anchor bolts
Reply #42019-04-30
Grounding – isn’t it done by soldering a grounding post?
Reply #52019-04-30
That’s right; you can just weld the ground plate directly. I guess it’s the user who will know what it’s for
Reply #62019-04-30
It’s likely that the paint has been applied to prevent any further work being done.
Reply #72019-04-30
Grounding holes: We include a ground plate; these two holes are not used
Reply #82019-12-22
For grounding purposes, please refer to clauses 2.4 and 3.4 of the JB/T4712.1-2007 standard. Now* it’s common to weld the floor from below, so it’s not useful anymore.

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