Grounding the Transmitter
An essential step in the installation process, grounding the transmitter
protects the
unit
against electrical surges and lightning
. If possible, locate the transmitter
near an existing grounding device and run a wire to this from the transmitter. For
example, use a spade or lug to attach the ground wire to the outlet faceplate screw.
(See illustration below).
House Grounding Procedure
If the outlet is not grounded you must put an 8’ x ½” copper grounding rod in the
ground and run a wire to it from the transmitter (see illustration on next page).
Dog Guard units that are not grounded
void the terms of the warranty
.
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Summary of Contents for DG9000
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Page 9: ...Grounding to a Ground Rod 6...
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