Understanding the Importance of Grounding
If you own an older home, chances are it may not be grounded. Grounding is an important safety feature in any electrical system. It ensures that any stray electrical current is safely directed away from you and your appliances, preventing electrocution and electrical fires. If you are unsure whether your house is grounded or not, it is essential to take the necessary steps to ground it. This article will explain how to ground a house that is not grounded.Gather the Necessary Tools and Materials
To ground your house, you will need the following tools and materials:- Mandatory Approvals from the local authorities
- A circuit tester
- A new grounded receptacle
- A wire stripper
- A screwdriver
- Wire connectors
- Grounding wire