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12-13-2008, 02:38 AM
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Gfi
Acklands or KMS tools
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The Electric eel 70 gal, Allglass sump,Mag 7 return, 3 seiko 620s, 80lb LR, coralife skimmer, 2-250 watt MH, 2- waffle fans, 3-Damsels, Clown warsse, 2-clowns,Brittle stars,2-Cleaner srimps, Pom Pom crab, Red Lobster,2-BTAs, colt coral, Toad stool leather, Kenya tree, Assortment of mushrooms, Assortment of polops. 
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12-13-2008, 02:39 AM
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Gfi
Or put a GFI in your house and plug a power bar to it.
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The Electric eel 70 gal, Allglass sump,Mag 7 return, 3 seiko 620s, 80lb LR, coralife skimmer, 2-250 watt MH, 2- waffle fans, 3-Damsels, Clown warsse, 2-clowns,Brittle stars,2-Cleaner srimps, Pom Pom crab, Red Lobster,2-BTAs, colt coral, Toad stool leather, Kenya tree, Assortment of mushrooms, Assortment of polops.
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12-13-2008, 02:52 AM
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I picked up a Noma 4 outlet GFCI power bar on sale at Can Tire a while back here in Vernon. Only drawback is that it's an outdoor model and has spring loaded receptacle covers which make it impossible to plug in the DC converter 'bricks'. I suppose one could always snap off the cover but the receptacles are so close together that you would lose one additional receptacle for every 'brick' you plugged into it.
I also found a single GFCI adapter that plugs into a normal wall receptacle. You can plug a power bar into that for multiple connections. I found this one more sensitive than the Noma power bar GFCI though, nuisance trips when I use it with a timer for my dawn/dusk lighting.
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