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View Poll Results: Do you have a grounding probe in your tank? | |||
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16 | 31.37% |
No |
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35 | 68.63% |
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![]() It's not a big deal to put in a breaker or sort out the third wire but I would suggest if there's any doubt in what you are doing, probably best to call a electrician.
As for laws, as a home owner you are able to do electrical work yourself with a permit. Also my understanding if all you are doing is replacing existing, a permit is not required. Still again, if you are unsure, get a electrician. As for tripping when not around, rather I come home and find the tank off than the wife coming home and finding me dead. |
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