keep from getting electrocuted | Bonding & Grounding Inground swimming Pool No corroding salt water

[@shockingguy]

Good looking job, I did inground pools in the 70s, big ones here in Cleveland, all concrete none of his prefab stuff, huge projects, grueling, brutal work

[@legacychop]

Very thorough but how did you pass with using tek screws?

[@jonport_]

Are you referring to the hex head screws attached to the bonding lugs?

[@legacychop]

@@jonport_ correct

[@jonport_]

@@legacychop they do. Our inspectors have never said anything about our screws. is there something wrong with the screw?

[@legacychop]

@@jonport_ code requires to be threaded into the steel. Believe there’s a screw thread size requirement as well.

[@jonport_]

@@legacychop interesting. Can’t say that I disagree. They don’t ask around here or require it.

[@fathead657]

Is there a way I can test bonding on my pool. Pretty sure my water and ladder are not bonded. Maybe even my auto cover

[@jonport_]

@@fathead657 im not sure how you would tbh

[@nevillewhite3451]

Use a long piece of wire and attach to one lead of your continuity tester

[@fathead657]

@@nevillewhite3451 and you go all the way back to the block by the pumps and check each piece on the pool correct?

[@jonport_]

@fathead657 yea

[@jonport_]

@fathead657 yes

[@mikimiki195]

So if you doing vinyl pool with metal panels every single piece must be bonded correct?

[@jonport_]

@@mikimiki195 should be yes.

[@Alwaysawinner001]

Dude look like if Charlie hunnam didn't had acting career

[@jonport_]

I’ll take it. 😁