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IG (isolated ground)

An equipment grounding method permitted by the North American NEC for reducing electrical noise (electromagnetic interference) on the grounding circuit. The isolation between IG receptacles and circuits and the normal equipment grounding is maintained up to the point of the service entrance (or a separately derived system) where the grounded (neutral) conductor, equipment grounding, and isolated equipment grounding conductor are bonded together and to earth/ground (planet Earth).


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