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I'm getting the copper ones anyway. Thanks everyone

That would make be feel much more comfortable. Do they have different gauges? Or all the same?

My bond wire is a little to short so I need to add on to it. My local electrical splice house gave me a splice but its not made of copper. They said it works for copper. Please see the attached picture. Thank you

Well that stinks.

The pool store said it doesn't have to be bonded because its enclosed in plastic. They said if i wanted i could still bond it to metal screw. Should I?

The pool store said it doesn't have to be bonded because its enclosed in plastic. They said if i wanted i could still bond it to metal screw. Should I?

Doughboy sequel 2

No clue, I sent doughboy an email. Cant talk to them for support.

I'm sorry I should have said pump and not filter.

I have checked the manual and have found no info on this.

I should said pump and not filter in my post. Sorry

I don't see any metal.

I don't see any metal on this filter

I believe my filter should be part of my pool bond but I can't find a place to put it on this filter. I know on Heyward filters they are easy to find. Also, someone told that filters don't need to be part of the pool bind but I believe they should be. Am I correct?

Mike Holt says bond filter.

I am going to have to go to the pool store where I bought my pool because I cant find anywhere one my doughboy filter to attach bond wire.

So best two just bond pool in four spots, bond water and then connect loop to filter?

So I guess grounding it doesn't effect the bond so I guess I will just do both to be safe. Does the rod have to be a certain distance away from filter or pool? What type of rod?

By making the bonding loop and have thing the filter in the loop and plugged into a gfi twist receptacle send it to the ground house ground rod?

How do you tie it back to house grounding rod?

My pool has been properly bonded but I am wondering if I still need to place a copper rod in ground for grounding. I dont think I need one put just want to be certain.

My dad has an above ground pool and he uses choline tablets. He has a hayward De filter system. Is there a product that can help to remove the stuff that's stock to the bottom? Ty