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10/14/2014, 04:22 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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That's the reason I remove all my GFCI while on trips its only for a week or two why take the risk.
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10/14/2014, 04:38 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Louisville KY
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So sorry to hear about your disaster.
The more of these stories I see, the more I think even on a smaller system there is no way i wouldn't have at least a controller that can send alerts, and a battery backup. On a bigger system with all that time, livestock(emotional attachment), and money involved I'd want a backup generator. |
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10/23/2014, 02:02 PM
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Palting, I'm so very sorry, I just found this.
I end up plugging at least one pump and a heater into non GFI when we go out because I can't trust them not to trip. GFI does prevent us from getting shocked and while GFI might prevent fires in certain cases that is not what it was designed for. I like GFI when I am less than 6 hours away from the tank.  Anyway this tank was my inspiration and I can't wait to see it running again, so please keep at it!
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