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    grounding multiswitch (single domestic dwelling)

    • 31-07-2015 06:56PM
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      Owenw
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      Gentlemen,

      I picked up an EMP Centauri Pro-fi multiswitch and an Inverto quattro LNB to connect the large array of dual tuner satellite boxes deployed about the house.

      Do I need to ground the multiswitch if it is to be used in a single dwelling? The manual isn't entirely clear on the requirements except in the case of multiple dwellings / apartments.

      If I do need to provide a ground is it as simple as hammering a metal bar into the ground and running a cable to the switch? Or call in the sparks?

      Any advice would be most appreciated.
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    • #2
      obezyana
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      You do not need to ground if its for a single dwelling. Multiple dwellings yes.


    • #3
      obezyana
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      I should add, even if you needed it to be earth bonded you need to get a qualified electrician to carry out the work. It is a potentially dangerous situation if it is not done correctly.


    • #4
      Owenw
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      Thanks for the advice obezyana.


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