I've started using 600w wall dimmers for my rheostats. Do I need to connect the ground (green wire) to anything? Thank you.
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I've started using 600w wall dimmers for my rheostats. Do I need to connect the ground (green wire) to anything? Thank you.
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a simple anser to this is yes , anytime you have a means to ground any eletrical equipment ground it ....
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No. You don't "need" to connect the green wire to anything. It's a good idea to use a ground because it lowers the chances of a person getting shocked, but your device will certainly work, and be safe, if you ignore the green wire.
any time you plug in a device with a two pronged plug instead of a three pronged plug, that device is ignoring the green wire. Don't sweat it.
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