Is a neutral ground bond plug safe
This is just a curiosity question, I'm not getting shocked and I'm not planning on building a neutral ground plug. I read on here about hot skin issues where a person is getting shocked by their RV...
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No, it does not cause any risk. When running an RV from a generator nothing is really grounded anywhere unless you drive a rod and nobody does that.
If anything, it's a safety measure so that a short to ground in the RV will actually trip the breaker on the gen. With no bond plug it wouldn't trip the gen breaker. So, you're safer with the bond plug.
If anything, it's a safety measure so that a short to ground in the RV will actually trip the breaker on the gen. With no bond plug it wouldn't trip the gen breaker. So, you're safer with the bond plug.
