- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
- Occupation
- Service Manager
UL White Book said:TABLES, UTILITY (WWJT)
This listing covers tea or coffee tables, lightweight kitchen and utility tables, portable ironing boards, projector tables, portable cabinets, and desks; all with permanently attached receptacles, and with a separable cord set or permanently attached power supply cord. Except for projector tables which may contain a small lamp for previewing slides, the units contain no electrical load other than optional pilot lights.
The basic standards used to investigate products in this category are UL 498, ??Attachment Plugs and Receptacles??, UL 817, ??Cord Sets and Power Supply Cords??, and UL 1363, ??Temporary Power Taps??.
Hey, isn't that a breaker panel in a bathroom?
Is it a receptacle or an appliance? hmy:
Is it a receptacle or an appliance?
What do you think?
Is ironing more or less dangerous than testing ground rods for the phone company?No idea what's required by NEC, but I'd sleep better with a GFCI. Proper ironing involves spraying water. By nature it's a wet activity
It certainly involves a lot less 'wet' than most machine tools I have seen. The presence of a minute amount of moisture does not automatically make an unsafe condition.Proper ironing involves spraying water. By nature it's a wet activity
It certainly involves a lot less 'wet' than most machine tools I have seen. The presence of a minute amount of moisture does not automatically make an unsafe condition.
Is it a receptacle or an appliance? hmy:
What do you think?
Is ironing more or less dangerous than testing ground rods for the phone company?
I think it is an appliance with a receptacle that is intended to be used to power portable appliances located in an area that requires GFCI.
I feel this is different than a fart fan disconnect that looks like a two wire receptacle.
The issue I was discussing was the presemce of mositure, now it appears you want GFCI's where ever there are children or untrained people.Ironing is done by children