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Cecilt wrote:
OP here.
Could that CG have another issue that my surge guard was protecting me from.
โNov-14-2019 01:54 PM
John Wayne wrote:I'd never buy a unit that was going to be used outside, in all kinds of weather if I had to cover it with a trash bag, or some other means.
Just remember they are NOT water proof, when I was putting mine on the power pole I'd cover the pole and unit with a black trash bag and bungee cords. Never had to worry about rain or watering systems doing damage to it.
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pismopete wrote:He's just quoting the truth. I had a SurgeGuard and it blew due to severe water intrusion. It had almost half inch of water in it when I took it apart after it shorted out in a pretty spectacular fashion.ol Bombero-JC wrote:
*If* it was a PI - send it in, get a replacement......but it's not, soooo......
You need to bite the bullet and get a PI. No "funerals" necessary.
BTW - PI will indicate voltage on each leg.
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How long have you worked for PI?
โSep-04-2019 02:28 PM
ol Bombero-JC wrote:
*If* it was a PI - send it in, get a replacement......but it's not, soooo......
You need to bite the bullet and get a PI. No "funerals" necessary.
BTW - PI will indicate voltage on each leg.
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