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How can you make non-conductive materials the same potential? Hot tubs are plastic. The frame is plastic. The pipework is plastic.

Can someone please explain why we would TT PLASTIC
and don'tforget to put a rod in the water. :mad:
 
Ha ha, good question. If the installation is double insulated then I guess it makes no odds.

Exactly, which almost all hot tubs are. The issue only arises when there is other conductive things around such as steel conduit an outside tap. Then we would need to look at possibly changing things.

I suppose my point is every installation will be different and that is why blanket decisions like TT it makes us lazy sparks.
 
So, if the middle of all this raunchy frivolity, one whom is completely stark -------, as is everyone else by now (so I've heard), steps out of the tub with one leg onto the grass, (not Pampas) and the other leg in the watery tub, which has an electrical fault (dissertation on water conductivity) and there's differentiation between earth & true Earth, ones -------eds?

By the way essex's how's your Pampas?
 
So, if the middle of all this raunchy frivolity, one whom is completely stark -------, as is everyone else by now (so I've heard), steps out of the tub with one leg onto the grass, (not Pampas) and the other leg in the watery tub, which has an electrical fault (dissertation on water conductivity) and there's differentiation between earth & true Earth, ones -------eds?

By the way essex's how's your Pampas?

How would the water become live?

Listen if your wife wants to come knocking then I am very happy to answer ;-)
 
How would the water become live?

Listen if your wife wants to come knocking then I am very happy to answer ;-)

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Ooopps hold it chaps, I was referring to my Mark IV Ford Cortina, her indoors (alive & well) preferred the Ford Capri MK III.

But you can seen how personal some on this forum can be. No offence taken essex (lower case) :eek:
you plonker rodney. my mk1v cortina died years ago, it was a 1977. was not a patch on the mkI i had before, a 1967 estate, uprated to GT.
 
Just a thought the water I assume will be heated by a metal immersion heater so could become live if the earth to it is connected to a pme terminal.
 

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