Thanks for all your responses.
@ someguy 79
Yes there is a ground in the pool and when plugged in it which causes the GFCI to trip. However, when it is not plugged in it does not trip, or rarely.
It does have a nuisance shock hazard if not plugged in.
There is a large surface area between...
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I have a pool system that has a heating pad underneath it. Electricity is traveling though the heating pads and causing a grounding probe which is in the water to shut off the GFCI that the heating pads are going to. The heating pads and the water are separated by 4 layers of flexible...
