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Tommy Molnar's avatar

Sometimes some of this stuff flies over my head, but I read it anyway. And this is why I pay electricians to work on my house . . .

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Richard Hubert's avatar

Thanks for this detail Mike - very useful information.

But of course - it leads lo further questions. Such as -

if there are no individual CG pedestal grounding rods, but theoretically just 1 grounding rod at the CG main panel, then it would seem that a lightening strike on any pedestal (or RV) anywhere in the park would travel to all RVs on the same main pedestal circuit. Correct?

Given that all RVs in any park are very exposed to lightening I would have expected that pedestal grounding would be a requirement in order to better isolate lightening high voltage. Or at least require a series of pole mounted lightening rods all around the park to better lightening away from the RV's there.

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