Ground/earth bridge tabs for Siglent PSU?

[bayjelly]

I've got an SPD3303C (the one with the 7 segment displays instead of the LCD), and it's been great so far. However, whenever I want to connect earth and ground together, I do so shoddily with some wire.

What do you use to bridge them together? Were there maybe some metal tabs in the package that I just didn't notice?

[tautech]

No provided links IIRC as these are an isolated output PSU and as such a mains earth connection is not normally used. It's only brought to the front panel for convenience should you need it.
If they're like the X model PSU's the binding posts are cross drilled so it's easy to strap them with a short piece of wire.

Why do you want to strap circuit ground/neg to mains protective earth ?

[tautech]

These are probably what you seek:
https://www.pomonaelectronics.com/products/hardware/shorting-link-binding-posts

[bayjelly]

If they're like the X model PSU's the binding posts are cross drilled so it's easy to strap them with a short piece of wire.

A piece of wire is what I want to replace, since it's in the way and tends to fall out when using the drill holes for other wires.

Why do you want to strap circuit ground/neg to mains protective earth ?

Because while it's nice to have an isolated PSU, often-times I don't care about the isolation and instead want to have my devices hooked up to it referenced to the same ground as my computer, oscilloscope, and other non-isolated devices. Those will reference the device to earth anyway, and I prefer that to be consistently so, rather than when I, say, hook up the oscilloscope probe ground clip.

These are probably what you seek:
https://www.pomonaelectronics.com/products/hardware/shorting-link-binding-posts

Those look like they'll do the job, thanks.