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Static electricity safety...

KevTN
KevTN
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I’m sure an inspector could find a code violation of some sorts, but it sounds like it would work to me.

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      My son worked for awhile at a grain elevator.  They had an explosion that killed several workers.  When they were allowed back to work, he said you could still hear the screams of the workers that wer

    • Gerald
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      @John Morris You are talking two systems. The DC motor is sealed and grounded and the ducting is a separate entity . The wire does need to be naked. As Lew stated outside will work.   My exp

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      Now Gerald. Of course you have never had an explosion. You wouldn’t be here to talk about it 😎 Paul

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    17 hours ago, lew said:

    That is the basic concept of computer antistatic grounding straps. Instead of destroying a good plug, get a banana plug and connect it to the copper wire. The plugs are available at electronics stores

     +1 with the above. It's a manufactured product. 

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    Well I didn’t have an electronic store nearby so it was find something I already have in hand. Turns out that a pop rivet is a perfect fit !

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