Grounding Electrode Conductor

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

It does absolutely no good, if it isn't attached

It's always a good idea to follow and verify the connection if at all possible. . .

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by jpope

It does absolutely no good, if it isn't attached

It's always a good idea to follow and verify the connection if at all possible. . .

Where is the rest of the story......go ahead Jeff post it, you want to, I want you to, everyone intrigued by your Zinsco and FP service equipment want you to.......

I have been a little disappointed lately to tell you the truth, you used to be good for one beauty a week, lately....zilch.....

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Sorry to disappoint Dale, but this was the worst of it for today's inspections (in electrical matters anyway).

It was a relatively new service upgrade in this 1924 home.

[Jae Williams]

I think the conductor is a "beauty"---and a very good reminder. I'd bet most of us have sorta passed over that possibilty.

I just put a big BLUEreminder in my note sheets...

thanks JP--you're the best!!

[Dale Duffy]

Or bonding.......

[jhugenroth]

Hey Dale, at least it's TOUCHING the pipe!!

You wonder if it ever had a clamp.

[Kenton H. Shepard, CMI]

That concientious painter wanted to paint the whole clamp pink, not just the outside. Hey, it's lunch time!

[phinsperger]

To be honest I just use the resistance to ground feature on my SureTest to check ground integrity. Often the connection is hidden behind a finished basement wall or some other hard to access place.