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outtafocus 06-24-2005 11:28 PM

I have always been affriad of a fire caused by my tank equipment.

I have so many things plugged in and running on my tanks that I feel I use more electricity than my whole apartment building. All tanks are on GFI's.
Im starting to wonder if I am in the wrong hobby. Way too much to worry about, if my tank isn't flooding the apartment its burning it down. :eek:

OCDP 06-24-2005 11:45 PM

outtafocus,

my thoughts exactly... and I started nearly a year ago, I thought all the problems and worrying would be done with... it's just getting started it seems..... I honestly think I should have just done the simple Fish only ... all's I really wanted from the start was a pair of clowns :rolleyes:

fishguyxd 06-25-2005 02:04 AM

So then what type of powerbars are safe????
what should we all be doing to ensure all is safe??

Willow 06-25-2005 02:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Reefer
One thing I hate about Coralife Power Centre power bars is the puny 4 foot cord. That sucks. For the amount of money they cost you'd think they could spare 2 more feet of cord. The outlet that I have no other choice but to use won't allow for a drip loop with that tiny 4 foot cord! :mad:

that and they have burned at least one guys house down on rc.

finner 06-25-2005 02:46 AM

the best way to be safe is to make sure your power bar is pluged into a GFCI. it is also a good idea to use the test button once in a while to make sure the receptacle is still working properly.


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