jmellc
Senior Member
- Location
- Durham, NC
- Occupation
- Facility Maintenance Tech. Licensed Electrician
Gotta look at a couple of pipe risers tonight that I installed a few months ago. 2 team members were called in and told people were getting shocks when they touched it. Our guys couldn't get it to do it. I had a note to go check it last night but was not told the issue and no one in the area knew of any issues. Risers each have a quad for desks.
I suspect static, as I know my conduits are well grounded. I will double check that tonight, and also check my mounting stands. They are anchored to the concrete with 4 wedge anchors each, should be good bonding but I will open the nuts and scrape paint off, then resecure. I installed these in the spring and only getting the problem now. I think with heat and dry air, the area is more static prone. We have usually had little of this throughout the plant. I've seen it more in other buildings in the past.
Anyone dealt with this lately?
I suspect static, as I know my conduits are well grounded. I will double check that tonight, and also check my mounting stands. They are anchored to the concrete with 4 wedge anchors each, should be good bonding but I will open the nuts and scrape paint off, then resecure. I installed these in the spring and only getting the problem now. I think with heat and dry air, the area is more static prone. We have usually had little of this throughout the plant. I've seen it more in other buildings in the past.
Anyone dealt with this lately?