Re: Any good electrical contractor will tell you...

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bbskeptic join:2005-09-12 Burlington, VT	reply to brainlessdog Re: Any good electrical contractor will tell you... The electronics in the ONT are powered by AC from the house...which is.. duh... grounded
bbskeptic join:2005-09-12 Burlington, VT	to forum · permalink · · 2008-08-22 12:00:45 ·
bjbrock join:2002-10-28 Mcalester, OK	It may or may not be grounded properly. Especially older locations.
bjbrock join:2002-10-28 Mcalester, OK	to forum · permalink · · 2008-08-22 14:40:29 ·
brainlessdog join:2005-11-30 Portsmouth, NH	reply to bbskeptic The power supply only has two prongs. Please get your facts straight.
brainlessdog join:2005-11-30 Portsmouth, NH	to forum · permalink · · 2008-08-22 19:21:16 ·
MadMANN Premium join:2005-08-19 ·Comcast	reply to bbskeptic said by bbskeptic : The electronics in the ONT are powered by AC from the house...which is.. duh... grounded You need a common grounding point between the ONT and the house ground. Even if the power supply was grounded through the house power outlet, you still need a direct ground from the ONT to the home's power ground wire. With your logic, if a cable modem or TV connected to cable is plugged into a grounded power outlet, then the cable wouldn't need a ground block.
MadMANN Premium join:2005-08-19 ·Comcast	to forum · permalink · · 2008-08-23 10:50:33 ·


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