[synergy roofing]

How do i wire a two wire electrical sytem to a 3 wire grounded system.

 

[jaydee]

call an electrician...

 

[Dave in Pa]

call an electrician...

Now I thought it was white to white, black to black, and do what ever with the left-overs? Call someone that has more knowledge please, for this issue! Does not look like you can do this on your own safely!
Even your web site doesn't work???? DAH

 

[jaydee]

My website ?

or OP website ?

 

[Dave in Pa]

My website ?

or OP website ?

jaydee, MY BAD!!! Yours worked just fine, the original posting guys didn't. In my opinion, that is a clue to what/where/why/and when! LOL
Sorry for the confusion!

 

[Inner10]

Just use a ground splitter.

 

[m1911]

Just use a ground splitter.

yeah, you can make your own from some old left over flashing.

 

[brhokel606]

I was really going to give a smart ass answer but I find that I can't right now....

You have to re-wire the house, you are not going to add a ground to every outlet as needed and everything else is against code and very easy to detect.

Call an Electrician

 

[Red Adobe]

you work it hot......

 

[Randy Bush]

I thought you can use a GFI and lable all outlets downstream as not having a ground.

 

[m1911]

I thought you can use a GFI and lable all outlets downstream as not having a ground.

but where's the fun in that? :laughing:

it's way better to drive in an eight foot ground rod next to each receptacle location.

 

[Randy Bush]

but where's the fun in that? :laughing:

it's way better to drive in an eight foot ground rod next to each receptacle location.

Well yea that would be cool, or could just run a ground wire on the wall from plug to plug then to a ground rod.:laughing:

 

[m1911]

Well yea that would be cool, or could just run a ground wire on the wall from plug to plug then to a ground rod.:laughing:

on the inside of course! :laughing:

 

[Randy Bush]

on the inside of course! :laughing:

:thumbsup:

 

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