Grounding Testers, Cords & Accessories
Grounding Testers, Cords & Accessories
Shop grounding testers, replacement cords, adapters and accessories for a reliable Earthing connection.
Test your setup with a multimeter or socket tester, replace cords and international adapters, or choose grounding rods and shoe straps for direct outdoor Earthing.
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Multimeter Testing
All our Earthing products are tested for visual readings of conductivity, quality assurance & safety
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Try it for 30 days with easy returns & 12 month warranty
Multimeter Test
All our Earthing products are tested for visual readings of conductivity, quality assurance & safety
Fast Shipping
Orders are shipped within one business day via Australia Post. Shipping to New Zealand & United States also available. Tracking number included
30 Day Trial
We are so confident you will be happy with the quality, we've added an easy 30 day return policy & 12 month warranty
Grounding Testers & Cords FAQs
Can I get electrocuted?
No. Grounding products connect only to the earth pin of a properly installed power outlet — they do not connect to active electricity. The power point does not need to be switched on for grounding to work.
The top two pins on the adapter are plastic, while the single bottom pin creates the earth connection. Each grounding cord also includes a built-in safety resistor for an added layer of protection.
Does the power point need to be turned on when using a grounding product?
No. You can leave the power point switched on or off — it makes no difference to the grounding connection, as it uses only the earth port rather than active power.
You can also use a properly functioning power board, double adapter or extension lead, provided it has a working earth connection.
How do I know my grounding product is working?
All Urban Hippee grounding products are tested for quality, conductivity and safety. The most accurate way to check your setup at home is with a multimeter.
A multimeter can show your body voltage before and after touching a grounding product, helping you confirm that your connection to earth is working correctly.
View our 5-step grounding test guideWhy does the multimeter need to be set to V~ 20 (AC) rather than V— 20 (DC)?
Use the V~ setting, which measures AC (alternating current). When checking body voltage while grounding, the measurement moves up and down, so AC is the appropriate setting to use.
The V— setting measures DC (direct current), which is the type of current commonly found in batteries and electronic circuits. This setting will not provide an accurate reading when testing grounding products.
If your multimeter has a choice of ranges, use 20V AC rather than 200V, as you are measuring a low voltage.
