outlets that close to the pool are required to be on isolating transformers with GFCI, and the entire pool rebar support and any permanent metal surfaces independently grounded. This situation wouldn't happen at any pool that was up to code in the last couple decades
thatGuy4096 on March 13rd, 2018 at 21:13 UTC »
Dihydrogen monoxide?
wehadmagnets on March 13rd, 2018 at 22:47 UTC »
Well, TIL, after doing some Google searching, water can actually be referred to as "hydrogen oxide" in the scientific community. Huh.
cypherreddit on March 13rd, 2018 at 23:55 UTC »
outlets that close to the pool are required to be on isolating transformers with GFCI, and the entire pool rebar support and any permanent metal surfaces independently grounded. This situation wouldn't happen at any pool that was up to code in the last couple decades