Just checking my thinking.
A 12’ x 18’ shed/workshop located on a residential backyard 10’ from the house.
The shed substructure is compacted soil at grade, 2” of pea gravel, rows of 4” x8”x16” solid concrete blocks stacked one to three high to accommodate slope, 4” x 4” skids resting on the blocks, 2x 6 joists running perpendicular to the skids, 3/4” osb. The joists are not nailed to the skids.
210.8(A) Dwelling Units...
(2) Garages and also accessory buildings that have a floor located at or below grade level not intended as habitable rooms and limited to storage areas, work areas, and areas of similar use
210.8(B) Other than dwelling units ...
(8) Garages, accessory buildings, service bays, and similar areas other than vehicle exhibition halls and showrooms
Am I correct that the 240v 50 amp outlet does not have to be gfci as this accessory building is part of a dwelling unit, the floor is at least 7.5” above grade in all cases, and 210.8(A)(2) is the reference that governs and not 210.8(B)(8) ?
A 12’ x 18’ shed/workshop located on a residential backyard 10’ from the house.
The shed substructure is compacted soil at grade, 2” of pea gravel, rows of 4” x8”x16” solid concrete blocks stacked one to three high to accommodate slope, 4” x 4” skids resting on the blocks, 2x 6 joists running perpendicular to the skids, 3/4” osb. The joists are not nailed to the skids.
210.8(A) Dwelling Units...
(2) Garages and also accessory buildings that have a floor located at or below grade level not intended as habitable rooms and limited to storage areas, work areas, and areas of similar use
210.8(B) Other than dwelling units ...
(8) Garages, accessory buildings, service bays, and similar areas other than vehicle exhibition halls and showrooms
Am I correct that the 240v 50 amp outlet does not have to be gfci as this accessory building is part of a dwelling unit, the floor is at least 7.5” above grade in all cases, and 210.8(A)(2) is the reference that governs and not 210.8(B)(8) ?
