fredclum
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On a roof top pool [ high rise ] that has a lighting protection system , do you bond it to the Pool Equipotential Bonding Grid ??
Roof Top Pool Lighting Protection & Pool Equipotential Bond Grid
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gadfly56
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lighting >> lightning?
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- Licensed Electrician
I'm sure he meant lightning.
Do you even have an equipotentional bonding grid for a roof top pool?
Do you even have an equipotentional bonding grid for a roof top pool?
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I just looked it up and you do need one and it looks like you need to bond the lightning protection if it is within five feet of the water.
cpinetree
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Man, I don't want to be in that water should lightning strike :jawdrop:
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You should not be in any outdoor pool during a thunderstorm in the first place!
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FionaZuppa
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NFPA 780. isolation if possible.
didnt i already post this?
didnt i already post this?
FionaZuppa
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maybe a restore was done? this topic was moved to bonding/grounding forum, now its back in General??
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