I know this has been discussed before but I have a customer that needs a 50 amp RV receptacle attached to a detached building. Not sure if it needs GFCI protection from the panel or if I can use a RV panel that has GFCI protection and would that serve as a disconnect as well or would it need a disconnect beside of the RV panel? And if a disconnect is needed, could a breaker lock in the panel serve that purpose?
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- Thread starter frofro19
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Would something like this serve both purposes if needed?
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pipe_bender
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My take on it is a RV feeder receptacles are exempt from GFCI the section is 551.71(F)(2) in the 2023 NEC.
The receptacle is the disconnect for the feeder.
The receptacle is the disconnect for the feeder.