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How to check if the power supply is grounded

2015-07-31View Original

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Regarding working ground, I have two questions: 1. When we talk about the working ground of the power supply, do we mean the 24VDC power supply, or does it include 220VAC as well? 2. For a control cabinet that is already powered on and in operation, how can one check whether it is properly grounded?
Reply #22015-07-31
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Reply #32015-07-31
A clamp-on ground resistance meter can be used to determine whether the connection is good.
Reply #42015-08-02
1. It usually refers to the protective ground for the power supply; of course, in some cases the negative terminals of 24VDC are connected together and grounded as well, but this is less common – in most cases they remain ungrounded. 2. Grounding clamp meter.

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