dim-bulb like tester. need feedback

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  • goontron
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    Re: dim-bulb like tester. need feedback

    Originally posted by redwire
    I don't see the need for the ground-lift relay. If mains fails, I don't know of a load that can then generate power into a ground fault, and zap someone.
    ok. the only load i could think that would generate power is an inductive load so i pulled the relay
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