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At the higher voltages, be sure to physically separate the wiring of the 2 voltages widely. GFCI and arc fault breakers are typically used. The smaller splits will do 120, but around 18k, you will need 220. Take a look at National Electric Code, particularly the area of bonding vs grounding...
Yes, there is a rubber ring on the outside at the base of the shock, if that is what you mean. I bought a generic polyurethane suspension part to replace it, but have not done so yet.
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