How far away is the highway/construction location? If the source was on the other side of the pond, the pond would lower the resistance between the pool and the source making it more apparent.
100-200ft from the poolI know, they suck. I don't know why they even sell aluminum. I know I will need to remove them. Is brass the best bet for the future?
The pond may rise to a maximum level of 6 feet. There's no lining at all, just dirt and grass. It's owned by the State, as is the lot right behind my fence.
I think that brass is the best available material.
That means that the ground water is going to be high.
link for non conductive railing and mounts.
Thank you for that link. I did get the saftron anchor inserts for the railing anchors, and they are
Right now the water level is lower since it hasn't rained very much and it's been hot. Granted, whatever is going on it's going through my house ground first as @mas985 had mentioned. I'll definitely try to get some mapping done so we have a better idea of which areas are
Totally personal preference. I would rather have them in the slab if possible. But if not I could live with the surface mount.
I have no clue and the customer service rep didn't know much else besides what they said in the ticket. The commons are both 120V so there isn't any indication that it's a bad neutral. I'm stumped because I feel like it's a bigger issue than the neutral. My intent this Sunday morning is to do some mapping, so hopefully, that'll help some.
I'm on the fence about it because they'll need to tear up my driveway.
I would first do two quick tests to just see if there is a voltage gradient. One measurement on the pool side facing the highway close to the fence. And another on the direct opposite of the pool, closer to the house. This will take only a couple minutes and give you a general direction of where the issue is. After that, you can fill in if needed but I don't think it will be necessary.
