questions on chaeto and RODI

[Tangman]

Not to be sassy, but this makes no sense at all

Originally Posted by Sam1969

My guess is that you are getting a static shock from the furnace. The dust and dirt inside your furnace will collect and hold a static charge. Try putting somthing between the pipe that touches your furnace door. The pipe that touches the furnace door, what is it made of ? is it pex ? polyb ? cpvc ?

And ALL water, RODI or not, conducts electricity. I would guess the electricity is coming from the water source some how

[e46er]

ok buddy talked to his dad it has to do with the ion charges and when you run the water thru a rodi it changes the charge....

[mark]

Originally Posted by e46er

ok buddy talked to his dad it has to do with the ion charges and when you run the water thru a rodi it changes the charge....

no shocks from my ro/di water

[High tide]

Perhaps your house is not grounded properly. Maybe the ground is only bonded to your plumbing and not grounded through a ground plate/rod buried in the ground.

[Tangman]

Originally Posted by High tide

Perhaps your house is not grounded properly. Maybe the ground is only bonded to your plumbing and not grounded through a ground plate/rod buried in the ground.

Good idea , and very possibly the problem