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It's basically same as the inflateable hot tubs but with solid sides and better insulation
Not really, since the impedance iof the TT earth rod would be far to high to make much difference to the sort of potentially dangerous 'PME fault' that concerns bernard.Would earthing the socket with a spike overcome this as well as the earth from the house ...
That's would not be a problem/issue - you would simply keep the PME-derived earth (electrically) away from the hot tub, and use only the local TT rod for the tub.... as I'm not sure I could entirely have a seperate tt earth as the house is only 5 Years old so the incoming mains cable is pme
I could entirely have a seperate tt earth as the house is only 5 Years old so the incoming mains cable is pme
All supply neutrals are connected to earth somewhere, even if only at the transformer in the substation - and with PME ('Protective MULTIPLE earthing') also at other places.That's cool thanks I'll get my electrician and see what he says, to me in effect the neutral is an earth if connected to a pme supply as they cannot be seperated
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