Duke76
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I have a 230 volt irrigation pump located on a floating dock on a man-made lake subject to Army Corps of Engineers regulations. Power is supplied from the house to a power pole located on the lakeshore. the pump is wired to the peer pole with a breakaway plug. All has been installed by an electrician. As the lake level drops the dock is pushed further out to the point that I have cannot push it out any further without disconnecting the pump.
Is a 230 volt "extension cord" an option or would it be too dangerous given the voltage involved ? I can't find any on the Internet so that may be a cle but I thought I'd ask.
Thank you.
Is a 230 volt "extension cord" an option or would it be too dangerous given the voltage involved ? I can't find any on the Internet so that may be a cle but I thought I'd ask.
Thank you.