Cable reels store and unwind desired lengths of cable for soil resistance testing. They have an outlet that ensures cable remains energized during use and help eliminate tripping hazards in the field.

These kits contain an assortment of stakes with different lengths of cable. The stakes are linked together with cable and driven into the ground at specific depths. An earth ground tester connects to the above-ground portion of the stake to measure the soil's resistance to electrical currents.

These durable soft carrying cases keep earth ground resistance testers and accessory items safe and secure while transporting to the jobsite.

Replacement rods are driven into the ground at a desired depth and used with compatible earth ground testers to determine the soil’s resistivity to electrical currents.

Clear soil boxes have built-in test leads that measure the sample's resistance to electrical currents.

Split-core transformers fasten around the frame of electrical pylon towers and connect with compatible earth ground resistance testers for measurement.

Clamp sets pair with compatible earth resistance testers. They fasten around above-ground stakes and rods to measure the soil’s resistance to electrical currents.