motor-T,
there are plenty of individuals living 'off grid' using a stand alone System , as it is still a dwelling, the 125v ( debatable code vernacular) is to be wired compliant to 210-12, et all..

Where Trace & Hart may have a 30-50 step 'wave', others may not, and disclaimers for 'sensitive' electronic equipment follow suit....thus my concern....

I do not see mention of a GFI protection level on the instructions per se', but i do see much to insinuate GFI configuration @ Zan's site , i.e.-current x-formers w/logic,

oh, note on the inst. the megger warning, then think 30 yrs of spikes from now... [Linked Image]

To further purse the 'GFI' similarity read here

in response to 'parrallel' arc's...
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electronic circuits can detect it easily and trip the breaker in a fraction of a second.

in response to 'series' arc's...
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Since the peak current is never greater than the steady-state load current, series arcing is much more difficult to detect than parallel arcing.


note parrallel seems no problem, series is graciously avoided....


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Zlan DE Circuit Breaker, hopes to sell his patented circuit breaker to an established manufacturer of electrical equipment for a price only slightly higher than breakers on today’s market. He also patented a testing device which can assess the safety of electrical circuits and can pinpoint any deficiencies. These inventions are not on the market yet, but when they are, they should be a major breakthough in electric safety.

I for one, am still waiting........ [Linked Image]

[This message has been edited by sparky (edited 02-28-2002).]