The problem is only if some voltage difference between the two grounds.
With the rods so close, i doubt you will have a voltage differential.
With the rods so close, i doubt you will have a voltage differential.
Two physical grounds??
Due to construction issues the only way to ground my line conditioner is by instaling a dedicated ground rod for it (i.e. the house outlets are of type that accept a 2 prong plug). This dedicated ground rod for the line conditioner will be about 16 feet away from the ground rod for the electrical wiring for my house. By doing this would I get into trouble regarding a "ground loop".