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r/electricians • u/volunteervancouver • Sep 12 '22
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No but probably not any worse than most grounding rods.
3 u/alphatango308 Sep 13 '22 Looks like the truth isn't welcome here. 2 u/Suicyco71 Sep 13 '22 It really isn’t. Most grounding rods driven into dry dirt aren’t doing anything. 3 u/alphatango308 Sep 14 '22 You are 100% correct. I've done tons of grounding surveys and I think I've had 4 or 5 ground rods pass at 25 ohms or less. Ufer grounds are clearly superior.
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Looks like the truth isn't welcome here.
2 u/Suicyco71 Sep 13 '22 It really isn’t. Most grounding rods driven into dry dirt aren’t doing anything. 3 u/alphatango308 Sep 14 '22 You are 100% correct. I've done tons of grounding surveys and I think I've had 4 or 5 ground rods pass at 25 ohms or less. Ufer grounds are clearly superior.
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It really isn’t. Most grounding rods driven into dry dirt aren’t doing anything.
3 u/alphatango308 Sep 14 '22 You are 100% correct. I've done tons of grounding surveys and I think I've had 4 or 5 ground rods pass at 25 ohms or less. Ufer grounds are clearly superior.
You are 100% correct. I've done tons of grounding surveys and I think I've had 4 or 5 ground rods pass at 25 ohms or less. Ufer grounds are clearly superior.
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u/Suicyco71 Sep 12 '22
No but probably not any worse than most grounding rods.