I have a question in regard to this. Since we are replacing a couple of the machines with newer machine manufactured in 2015, and the existing power circuit is currently no protected by any GFCI outlet. Can it meet the code by have an inline GFCI or GFCI breaker at the panel installed?
120V, 20A breaker @ panel. 20A twist lock L5-20 receptacle
Does the GFCI has to be readily accessible? What it mean by that? Does it required to be accessible by authorized personnel or public? Since the power to the vendor is from the base of the vendor.
120V, 20A breaker @ panel. 20A twist lock L5-20 receptacle
Does the GFCI has to be readily accessible? What it mean by that? Does it required to be accessible by authorized personnel or public? Since the power to the vendor is from the base of the vendor.