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PE advice by Napit (hot tubs)

ebee

There is an article in PE and I have just received it via email.

I am disappointed that the article seems to suggest that it contains all you need to know yet no mention is made of earthing systems

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     I totally agree.  It is mildly amusing that the “how best to earth things” debate has been lurching back and forth in various incarnations  for about the last hundred years or more. It is far from straight forward, with several layers of ‘gotcha’ to trap the unwary, especially when earthing domains and methods are mixed. Hot tubs and cars are the latest pinch points, but by no means the only ones.

     I sometimes wonder if the creators of some ‘authoritative texts’ have it clear in their heads before setting pen to paper, they certainly do not always succeed in the stated aim of getting the concepts out of the author's head and into the reader's without error or misunderstanding.

    Mike.

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     I totally agree.  It is mildly amusing that the “how best to earth things” debate has been lurching back and forth in various incarnations  for about the last hundred years or more. It is far from straight forward, with several layers of ‘gotcha’ to trap the unwary, especially when earthing domains and methods are mixed. Hot tubs and cars are the latest pinch points, but by no means the only ones.

     I sometimes wonder if the creators of some ‘authoritative texts’ have it clear in their heads before setting pen to paper, they certainly do not always succeed in the stated aim of getting the concepts out of the author's head and into the reader's without error or misunderstanding.

    Mike.

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