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Re: why ground an alarm panel.

Subject: Re: why ground an alarm panel.
From: robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 3 Jan 2006 11:53:48 -0800
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <1133823870.190506.37580@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1133908625.542354.245210@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1133925213.456137.272890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <375bq1hfhh46md3ib1rj1d4ijsfe4vb1h4@xxxxxxx> <43A5DA06.CB2A0016@xxxxxxxxxxx> <gopbq1tl5mesaq1bg3agk83vrftd214e22@xxxxxxx> <1134958674.803642.314810@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <e3wuf.173$x11.93@xxxxxxxx> <43BACBEC.82A6172F@xxxxxxxxxxx>

In all probability the installation manual mentioned by Joe was written
long before code changes regarding grounding took effect.  The
manufacturer might not be inclined to revise the installation manual if
the product is already UL listed.  Doing so would require resubmission
of the manual to UL -- an expensive and time consuming exercise.  The
existence of manuals with outdated techniques does not alter the fact
that water pipe grounding is no longer an acceptable practice.

Regards,
Robert L Bass
www.BassBurglarAlarms.com

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