Electrical shock. Help needed.
My son got a shock (120 volt) when standing outside touching our ladder. His boots were very wet providing the ground. We were plugged into a 30 amp breaker at a state park. No breakers inside or out ...
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Vach wrote:
If surge and power protection is overkill but completely eliminates this problem so be it. I'll overkill.
If hand testers are the best way, will do that, no problem.
What is the best way to eliminate electrical shocks in my RV?
BOTH of the above. None of it is really overkill.
TEST any new power source that you plug into.
The surge and GFI bar will add GFI protection if none exists in the RV or the pedestal.
Then just for piece of mind, plug your hand tester into an RV outlet once in a while and test the GFI function of the bar.
Then about all that is left is driving under a low hanging wire and snagging it on the A/C.
