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Earth Ground Symbol

The ⏚ symbol represents an earth/ground connection in technical and computer contexts.

U+23DA

⏚ is the Earth Ground symbol (Unicode U+23DA). It’s commonly used to label grounding or reference connections in diagrams, UI labels, and technical writing. Use it wherever you need a clear grounding indicator.

Earth Ground Symbol Meaning

⏚ (EARTH GROUND, U+23DA) denotes an earth grounding or protective earth reference in technical contexts. You’ll often see it in electrical, electronics, networking, and safety-related documentation to indicate where a component is connected to earth. In software documentation and user interfaces, it can also be used as an icon-like marker for “ground” or “earth” terminals. Because it has a specific technical meaning, it works best when used consistently next to text such as “ground,” “earth,” “protective earth,” or “chassis ground.” When copying, ensure your target font supports U+23DA for reliable display.

Common uses

  • Labeling a ground/earth terminal on wiring or circuit descriptions
  • Annotating hardware diagrams in manuals and troubleshooting guides
  • Indicating grounding status or connection type in technical UI text
  • Marking “earth ground” in documentation for instrumentation and test setups
  • Using as a status icon in engineering notes and schematic callouts

Examples

⏚ Earth Ground Symbol

  • Connect the shield to ⏚ Earth Ground.
  • Verify the chassis is bonded to ⏚.
  • This terminal is ⏚ (earth ground reference).
  • Ground the instrument using ⏚ before testing.
  • Label: ⏚ Earth Ground.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+23DA
HTML Entity⏚
HTML Code⏚
CSS\23DA

FAQ

What does ⏚ (Earth Ground) mean?

It represents an earth/ground reference or connection, commonly used in technical and electrical contexts.

What is the Unicode code point for ⏚?

⏚ is Unicode U+23DA.

How can I copy ⏚ into my document or design tool?

Copy the character directly from this page. For code or HTML, you can use its entity form or the Unicode escapes.

Will ⏚ display correctly everywhere?

Most modern systems support it, but display depends on the font. If it doesn’t render, try a different font or verify Unicode support.

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