How to attach a tube vertically to a shipping container

In this video, we’ll show you how to attach various lengths and diameters of metal tubes or pipes vertically to a shipping container using our selection of vertical tube clamp accessories.
A tube attached vertically to a shipping container is the cornerstone of many of our accessory kits and will allow you to quickly and easily attach lighting, CCTV, signs, and much more.
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[@jbshupe]

How do you ground your metal poles (tubes) for lightning strikes?

[@DominoClamps]

If you decide it's necessary, you could trap a grounding wire between the steel tube and the tube clamp, and send this to a copper grounding rod in the ground beside the container. Best to consult with an electrician who can check the quality of the bond.

[@toddallison4390]

I'm having a difficult time getting the right size tube clamp for my usage. I have 1 5/8" or 1.65" or I can source other sizes, but in the video you mentioned 48mm being for 1.5" size pipe in the US. Isn't 48mm = 1.89"? I was originally set on buying 42mm since 42mm = 1.65" and 1 5/8" = 1.625" which should fit nicely in the 42mm clamp. Thoughts?

[@DominoClamps]

Hi Todd.
The confusion here is down to the fact that US pipe size measurements don't refer to the outside diameter.
this blog will make things more clear.
dominoclamps.com/blogs/discover/tube-clamps-tubes-sizes-and-their-us-equivalents