Also, have you checked all pieces of equipment for damage? Perhaps there is a damaged cord that when moved just the right way allows water to enter and short thereby tripping the GFCI? I'd check for damage outside the tank too.
Occasional GFCI Trip - Recommended Power Strip
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Your draw has no effect on the gfci tripping that is the breaker's job. The purpose of a gfci is to detect a ground fault, hence their name. For example, if you get something gets wet the current will travel through the water to ground.
Hmm. Sounds like the 20 amp won't help me then. I will look at the name plate and let you know what it says there instead.
I think I might try analyzing the power as you suggested. What is the brand and name of the device in that picture? It was pretty small when I opened it.
I think I might try analyzing the power as you suggested. What is the brand and name of the device in that picture? It was pretty small when I opened it.
How about a picture of the GFCI that is tripping along with whatever powerstrip etc. is distributing power.
