An electrical receptacle outlet with pigtails preinstalled and ready to be spliced inside the electrical box

Pigtail My Electrical Outlets

An example of a swimming pool pump motor with a broken electrical conduit connection and no equipotential bonding. This has the possibility of causing electric shock drowning.

Electric Shock Drowning

An older electric meter and fuse box located inside a basement adjacent to the foundation wall. The armored grounding electrode conductor is coming out of the bottom of the meter socket.

Basement Electric Meter

The interior of an active outdoor electrical panel with a white wire being used as one of the LINE conductors feeding the panel. The equipment grounding conductor is being used as a neutral which can cause phantom voltage.

Phantom Voltage

The spines of a few National Electrical Code books

Free National Electrical Code

A two inch grounding or bonding bushing used to connect a grounding wire to a conduit or fitting

How To Ground An Outlet

Some of my screw and bolt taps and three tap handles

Drill and Tap Sizes

Swimming pool pump motor with two bonding wires wrongly connected to the bonding lug rated for one wire

Swimming Pool Bonding

An eight foot driven ground rod with an acorn style ground rod clamp and number four copper wire for lightning protection

Grounding Electrode System

Three very old non-grounding type electrical receptacle outlets

To Ground A Two Prong Outlet

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