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Jim Barry 04-24-2004 12:31 AM

WTB: Euroreef Protein Skimmer
 
I am looking to buy a used Euroreef protein skimmer for a 90-120 gallon tank. Either "E" series or "C" series.

If you have one for sale, send me a PM.

Thanks,



Jim

EmilyB 04-25-2004 03:35 AM

I may have a CS8-1 in the near future. Getting a bigger one.

The pumps seem to leak voltage, but I guess that is what a GFCI and ground probe are for. :confused:

Bob I 04-25-2004 03:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmilyB
I may have a CS8-1 in the near future. Getting a bigger one.

The pumps seem to leak voltage, but I guess that is what a GFCI and ground probe are for. :confused:

Ground probe, yes, GFCI, no :mrgreen:

Jack 04-25-2004 07:46 AM

Do the grounding probes actually work?

Bob I 04-25-2004 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack
Do the grounding probes actually work?

Probably not. It must be remembered that fish in an aquarium are totally isolated from ground. Therefore a little stray voltage should do no harm as there is no path to ground. As an analogy I would offer a bird sitting on very high tension wires. They are not grounded, and come to no harm. Even the high magnetic flux around such wires do no harm to the birds. It seems to be another case of non founded/ non scientific mumbo jumbo. As always that is my opinion. :mrgreen:

EmilyB 04-25-2004 07:12 PM

Actually, the ground probe is what trips the GFCI, it takes the voltage to ground. :rolleyes: Unless of course you would like to do it with your body. :razz:

Obviously, you have not yet felt 24 volts from an ungrounded tank Bob. :mrgreen:

Bob I 04-25-2004 08:52 PM

I think hijacking a thread is a bit rude, so I am bowing out. :mrgreen:

EmilyB 04-25-2004 09:44 PM

:rolleyes:

Thanks for stopping by Jim. :biggrin: I'll get those measurements to you as soon as I can.


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