4mm Banana Grounding Point Connectors, Yellow with Screw-Type Socket for ESD & Electrical Applications

• Customization: Available
• Type: Grounding
• Shape: Ep
• Application: Earth Bonding Point
• Brand: Bsc
• Model No.: Bsc-H23
• Transport Package: Individually Packed / Cartons
• Specification: ABS, Copper
• Trademark: BSC
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3917400000
• Production Capacity: 10000PCS/Year

Product Description

Detailed Technical Specifications

Parameter Category	Specification Details
Product Name	ESD Grounding / Bonding Point Identification Plate
Product Description	A passive identification and connection point marker for ESD protected areas. Used to visibly mark and provide a secure mechanical connection point on already-grounded surfaces.
Markings / Label	Bold black text on yellow background: "ESD GROUNDING POINT" or "E.S.D. BONDING POINT". High visibility for safety and compliance.
Material (Plate)	High-Visibility Yellow Plastic ABS.   Durable and resistant to common chemicals.
Material (Connection)	Metal Screw or Stud (Steel or Brass, with corrosion-resistant finish). Integrated into the plate.
Mounting Method	The integrated metal screw/stud is used to permanently fasten the plate onto a conductive, grounded surface (e.g., equipment chassis, metal bench leg, grounding busbar).
Connection Method	Once mounted, user equipment (wrist strap coil cord, mat ground wire) can be attached to the exposed head of the screw/stud using a clip, ring terminal, or washer.
Primary Function	1. Visual Identification: Clearly designates a verified grounding location in an EPA. 2. Physical Connection Point: Provides a robust terminal for attaching ESD grounding cords.
Key Application	• Marking designated bonding points on grounded equipment in an EPA. • Creating visible and consistent grounding points on workstation frames, shelving, or machinery. • Enhancing ESD area compliance and operator awareness.
Installation Note	CRITICAL: This plate must be mounted on a surface that is already connected to a verified Equipment Grounding Conductor (EGC). It does NOT create a ground connection by itself.
Compliance	Supports visual compliance with ESD control program requirements per ANSI/ESD S20.20 and IEC 61340-5-1.
Package	Sold individually or in multiples ( 10 pieces per bag).

 

Comparison Table: ESD Grounding/Bonding Point Marker vs. ESD Grounding Socket

Feature / Aspect	ESD Grounding/Bonding Point Marker (Item in Your Images)	ESD Grounding Socket ("Earth Facility" with Wire & Terminal)
Product Name	ESD Label Tag / Bonding Point Plate / Connection Pad	ESD Grounding Socket / Grounding Point Block
Core Function	Passive Visual Marker & Mechanical Terminal. 1. Identifies a designated, verified grounding location. 2. Provides a physical screw/stud for attaching wires.	Active Grounding Connection Device. Provides a dedicated, pre-wired port (e.g., banana jack) for easily connecting ESD equipment to ground.
Internal Components	None. It is a simple label with a metal screw or stud mechanically attached.	May include resistors (e.g., 1MΩ) for safety, and various connection ports (banana jack, M5 terminal).
Cable / Wiring	None included. It relies on the user to connect a wire to its screw/stud.	Includes a pre-attached cable (e.g., 3m yellow/green wire with an M5 terminal) for connection to the building's earth ground.
How it Gets Grounded	Depends entirely on where it is mounted. • Must be screwed directly onto a surface that is already verified as grounded (e.g., equipment chassis, metal bench frame, grounding busbar). • It does NOT create a ground connection by itself.	Has its own dedicated ground path. • The included wire's terminal must be connected to a verified earth ground (grounding busbar). • The socket itself then becomes a grounded point.
User Connection Method	Attach your ESD wire (e.g., from a wrist strap) to the exposed screw head or stud using a clip, ring terminal, or washer.	Plug your ESD equipment (e.g., wrist strap) directly into the socket's 4mm banana jack or attach it to its M5 terminal.
Primary Purpose	Compliance, Identification, and Secure Attachment. • Makes the grounding location highly visible (yellow/black). • Ensures a permanent, robust mechanical connection point on grounded metal.	Convenience and Standardization. • Offers a quick, standardized plug-in point for operators. • Can serve as a central hub (common point ground) for multiple devices.
Typical Installation	Step 1: Verify the target metal surface is properly grounded. Step 2: Screw the marker's integrated screw/stud into that surface. Step 3: Attach ESD wires to the screw head.	Step 1: Mount the socket housing. Step 2: Connect its M5 terminal wire to the building's earth ground. Step 3: Users plug their ESD equipment into the socket.
Analogy	A "Parking Sign" and "Bollard" for your ground wire. It marks the spot (sign) and gives you something solid to tie to (bollard), but doesn't provide the parking space itself (the ground).	A "Ground Power Outlet" or "Charging Station." It is an active access point that delivers ground (power) when properly installed.
Summary	A label and a sturdy terminal that must be installed ON an existing ground.	A self-contained grounding station that must be wired TO an existing ground.

Key Takeaway for Buyers:

• Choose the ESD Grounding Socket if you need a ready-to-use, plug-and-play grounding access point for workstations.

• Choose the ESD Grounding Point Marker if you need to permanently label and create secure attachment points on large equipment, metal frames, or busbars that are already grounded. It is for extending and identifying an existing ground, not for creating a new one.

I hope this detailed comparison is helpful for your product selection and listing optimization.