No, my understanding is that the ground code is not directed at
lightning strikes but at preventing your data cable from becoming the
functional internal ground loop instantly carrying a LOT of current if
one of the two normal ground paths of the separate power/ground sources
become disabled by mishap ...
The code is meant to create a failsafe non dangerous design for when
things go wrong...
My understanding is minimal... an electrician or electrical engineer
would know the answer to this...
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Technically you may be running afoul of electrical grounding building
code when you do this if you are using a cable to connect electrically
powered devices that are being powered from different breaker boxes/
grounds.
So you may need to add isolators. What do those cost?
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