Electrical earthing and safety is important to protect people and equipment from high voltages and electrical accidents. Earthing is the process of connecting metallic electrical systems to the earth through wires to divert high voltages safely to the ground. There are two types of grounding: electrical circuit grounding, which protects circuits from lightning by grounding one conductor; and equipment grounding, which grounds all metal frames and enclosures. A good earthing system must have low resistance, resist corrosion, and dissipate high fault currents without damage. Untreated electric shocks as low as 3 milliamps can cause accidents, while over 50 milliamps can cause heart fibrillation. Proper earthing and grounding is vital for electrical safety