23/07/2025
Non‑Conductive Spigots for Glass Pool Fencing.
If you're planning a glass pool fence or balustrade, non-conductive spigots might be the smartest hardware decision you'll make. These clever fittings don’t just look great — they also help you comply with Australian safety standards without the hassle of electrical grounding.
Non‑conductive spigots are support fittings designed for frameless glass fencing that don’t require earthing.
Earthing (also called grounding) is a safety measure where metal components are connected to the earth to prevent electric shock if they accidentally become electrically charged.
These spigots are insulated using special materials that do not conduct electricity, making them much safer to use near water — especially around pools.
Non-conductive spigots help you meet legal pool fencing regulations in Australia — specifically:
- AS/NZS 3000:2018 (Wiring Rules): Requires any conductive (metal) component within 1.25 m of pool water to be earthed.
- AS 1926.1‑2012: Governs swimming pool safety barriers, including the placement and materials of fence components.
If your spigots are non-conductive, you don’t need to run earthing cables — which saves time, money, and complexity during installation.
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Discover why non‑conductive spigots are the ideal choice for glass pool fencing in Australia. No earthing required, corrosion-resistant, UV-stable, and fully compliant with AS/NZS 3000. Perfect for saltwater and outdoor use — safe, stylish, and built to last.