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Electrical Wiring in the Home - Water piper arc

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Greg wrote at 2007-07-13 14:50:22
Thanks, Last night, to be sure, I disconnected the ground from the pipe and took some measurements with a multimeter. Voltage-0V and Resistance - 0 ohms. Even when the wire is not connected to the pipe, it is already grounded as though they were. I am assuming this is as it should be.

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