Ignoring for a moment the controversy about using grounding probes (stray voltage v. current), if one were to use a grounding probe would it go in the tank or in the sump?
Because all the electrical stuff I have is in my sump, it occurred to me that it may make more sense to have the grounding probe in my sump rather than my tank. Of course, it's quite possible that all that stray voltage is making it from my sump to my tank - along with the billions of microbubbles (but that's a complaint for another day)
Thanks.
K.M.
Because all the electrical stuff I have is in my sump, it occurred to me that it may make more sense to have the grounding probe in my sump rather than my tank. Of course, it's quite possible that all that stray voltage is making it from my sump to my tank - along with the billions of microbubbles (but that's a complaint for another day)
Thanks.
K.M.