@crosby9
" Pretty much. Every service requires a grounding electrode. You can add a second one but it must be connected to the first one by a wire. At the end of the day, within a single electrical service, all of your ground wires and all of your neutrals are connected to the same ground at the service"
Thank you. I have long thought it a little crazy to have a separate ground on the dedicated line.
" Pretty much. Every service requires a grounding electrode. You can add a second one but it must be connected to the first one by a wire. At the end of the day, within a single electrical service, all of your ground wires and all of your neutrals are connected to the same ground at the service"
Thank you. I have long thought it a little crazy to have a separate ground on the dedicated line.