Hi guys,
well I have been getting the slightest of slight shocks for a long time in my sump. Decided to fix it today, so I bought two ground probes. Put one in the sump, and one in the tank, just to be sure. Now, when I stick my finger in the sump, I still get a very slight shock (so slight that I can only feel it in my finger that has a cut). I put the same finger in the tank and I don't feel a thing, so it's not just the burn from the salt. The shock goes away when rubber soled shoes are put on. I got the voltage meter, and I had .365 volts in my sump, and 0.001 in my tank. Now, here's the weird part. I unplugged every single last thing associated with my tank, and I STILL GET A SHOCK
I know it's not a big shock, but it's annoying. It's painful enough that I want to fix it.
Has anyone ever heard of this? There's no aquarium devices that store voltage, are there?
well I have been getting the slightest of slight shocks for a long time in my sump. Decided to fix it today, so I bought two ground probes. Put one in the sump, and one in the tank, just to be sure. Now, when I stick my finger in the sump, I still get a very slight shock (so slight that I can only feel it in my finger that has a cut). I put the same finger in the tank and I don't feel a thing, so it's not just the burn from the salt. The shock goes away when rubber soled shoes are put on. I got the voltage meter, and I had .365 volts in my sump, and 0.001 in my tank. Now, here's the weird part. I unplugged every single last thing associated with my tank, and I STILL GET A SHOCK
I know it's not a big shock, but it's annoying. It's painful enough that I want to fix it.
Has anyone ever heard of this? There's no aquarium devices that store voltage, are there?