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Additional curricula:

 Information explaining the “choke effect” that typically occurs in larger electrical systems when the grounding electrode conductor (GEC- NEC 250.66) is not bonded correctly upon leaving a ferrous raceway to connect with a grounding electrode (ground rod).

Minimizing the Choke Effect: Understanding ferrous metal raceway bonding - Electrical Contractor ...

Want to know more? Click the information link: Guardian Of The Ground – Electrical Contractor Magazine

 

Choke Effect


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