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Most of the time, a MH will have the power meter on a post next to it, with the usual #6 ground wire down to a rod. This is where a ground block should be attached and "bonded" to power-ground. Normally this is also where the phone co. NIU is bonded as well. I never felt the frame was a reliable "grounding" point, since it depended on the continuity of the neutral from the power meter to the frame, and it's clamp (often clamped to rusted sections of the frame).
RF
Re: MOBLIE hOME FRAME GROUNDING
Member #: 19319
Registered: 1996-2001
Posted:
143
Name:
Lorne
Company:
major MSO (3rd namechange in 5 years)
Occupation:
Lead System Tech
Location:
Virginia
Personal:
60-ish
Experience:
~31 years
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