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The grounding issue of anti-static floors in computer rooms

2010-06-02View Original

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There are two methods for grounding anti-static floors: The first is to connect the anti-static floor directly to the grounding bar using a grounding wire, thereby connecting it to the earth; the second method involves adding an MΩ resistor in between before performing the grounding. Most systems use the first method – what is the reason why the second method isn’t given much attention?
Reply #22010-11-29
Does an anti-static floor need to be grounded again?
Reply #32010-12-03
I remember that most anti-static floors don’t have a ground wire underneath, but the supports must be grounded.

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