Allegedly a jincock short fused my external inverter air conditioning unit.

To save this from happening again, at a considerable cost, has anybody devised some kind of protection, that still leaves an adequate free flow of air circulation around the unit?

What are jinjocks?

What are jinjocks?

Are you sure you live in Thailand

They are the little Gekkos that run about your walls eating mosquitoes

To the OP, do you know where in the unit he got fried? If so maybe the application of some mozzie netting in that area would help. These little chaps are very good at getting into places you would not believe.

What are jinjocks?

Are you sure you live in Thailand

They are the little Gekkos that run about your walls eating mosquitoes

To the OP, do you know where in the unit he got fried? If so maybe the application of some mozzie netting in that area would help. These little chaps are very good at getting into places you would not believe.

Household lizards are called "Jing Jok" ( จิ้งจก).

Edited June 9, 201115 yr by trogers

Had my Stiebel water heater shorted out by one over 5 years ago.

Now all my electrics are protected by my RCB (Safe-T-Cut) unit set at 16-20 mA.

Edited June 9, 201115 yr by trogers