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    Re: Non-grounded outlets and thermostats?

    Quote Originally Posted by krmn22 View Post
    Screw the center plate screw through the loop on the adapter to keep it secured in place
    The center plate screw is allso a ground connection (if the house is a three wire building) so this is required for the surge strip to work .
    If the house is a two wire building ( like my mother in law's house) then the surge strip then is just an extension cord (with no ground).

    Harry
    0.1 normal 3,200 grams 5 feet long
    100 gallon tank with 4 UTH
    3 are thermostat controlled, the 4th one is constantly powered located directly under the water dish.
    17" x 13" clear glass rectangular baking dish (5 quart) for her to soak in

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