I talked with a friend with an in-ground pool. He gets a slight electrical shock when getting out of pool (half in water and touching the wet cement walk around pool). He asked me how that was possible. I replied that there has to be defective or no electrical grounding. He has turned off all circuit breakers (cb) to both motors and the lights. A slight potential was still there. Also, he has measured for vac leakage out of cb'ers and potiential was still there. I've read about grid bonding and assume this is a possibility. Yet I think there still has to be a hot wire around the pool for the potential. Lastly, I wonder about the ground (earth) at pool pump verses the power company ground. What if his ground was better than the power company ground? This would also create a difference of potential. Any advice/recondementions would be greatly appreciated. Also, I advised gfci circuits.
Thanks, Logi98
Thanks, Logi98