Hopefully one of you knowledgeable people can help me solve my dilemma. My new eBIAB Rig is pretty well completed ( https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=582004 ) Brew stand built, Control panel wired, and Kettle fittings all in place (still need to leak test).
Pulled out the drier this morning and I found a 3 wire plug/receptacle. Took it apart and it contained 1 black, 1 white and a bare copper ground wire - (see pic.) From what I read, I need 4 wires - 2 hots, 1 neutral and a ground to make the spa panel GFCI operate correctly. Can I split the bare copper ground and use it twice (neutral and ground go back to the same bus bar) or do I need to run a new neutral from a nearby 120v outlet (14/2 not 10 guage that is in the 240v drier plug) or do I hook a ground onto the nearby water pie and use the current bare copper as my neutral line?
Thanks in advance!!
Don
Primary: nothing
Secondary: nothing
Bottled: Oatmeal Stout, APA and Rye IPA
(Only 2 cases of homebrew left...gotta get this rig up and running!)
Pulled out the drier this morning and I found a 3 wire plug/receptacle. Took it apart and it contained 1 black, 1 white and a bare copper ground wire - (see pic.) From what I read, I need 4 wires - 2 hots, 1 neutral and a ground to make the spa panel GFCI operate correctly. Can I split the bare copper ground and use it twice (neutral and ground go back to the same bus bar) or do I need to run a new neutral from a nearby 120v outlet (14/2 not 10 guage that is in the 240v drier plug) or do I hook a ground onto the nearby water pie and use the current bare copper as my neutral line?
Thanks in advance!!
Don
Primary: nothing
Secondary: nothing
Bottled: Oatmeal Stout, APA and Rye IPA
(Only 2 cases of homebrew left...gotta get this rig up and running!)