Good diagnosis of stray voltage problems requires a thorough understanding of electrical wiring and distribution fundamentals. Solving the problems can be simple if the source, or sources, are clearly diagnosed and the alternatives evaluated.
Simple cases of stray voltage can be detected by non-professionals if they
select the right equipment and stick to the tried and true detection procedures.
Having said this, be advised that identifying the source of stray voltage can be very tough indeed. Solving the problems can require detailed knowledge of the farm and local electrical distribution systems.
Ideally, voltage and current measurements related to stray voltage investigations will be made by people who know about:
It goes without saying that these individuals should be capable of properly
interpreting the measured values. The persons best suited to the task, are:
