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03-20-2010, 01:37 PM
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Christy if you remember the time I had the leak in the stream pump that caused the arc from the halide fixture to my head,
 , it never tripped out a standard plug but tripped the gfi plug in. I could also measure that leak with a meter from my tank to ground.
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03-20-2010, 04:04 PM
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I didn't notice any zaps when I put my hand in the water but I wear crocs around the house so I don't know if those would make a difference. The pump runs fine and there are no odd wiring where it attaches to the pump. It was used as a calcium reactor pump for a number of years and has sat around for about 3 years or so doing nothing. This morning I think I might try it in a bathroom GFCI and see if it trips all of them or just the one I want to plug it in on.
As for the GFCI's I think they're all brand new or just a couple months old. No splashes or moisture on the GFCI its well above and to the side of the tank (plus I inspected it, no sweats or salt creep).
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