Pool Bonding 101: Why Handrails, Coping, and Water Could Shock You

Why does my pool shock me?
Since electricity will flow if some areas have different voltage than others, we use a bonding grid to equalize the electrical potential around the pool. This bonding grid connects all metal components in the pool area with bare copper wire. If your pool is shocking you, contact your pool company or a certified electrician to solve the problem.

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