M MBLES Senior Member Nov 9, 2009 #1 I have a 120v to 24 v control xfmr with a 24v islation xfmr added to that do I still need to ground one side of 24v xfmr for bonding
I have a 120v to 24 v control xfmr with a 24v islation xfmr added to that do I still need to ground one side of 24v xfmr for bonding
raider1 Senior Member Staff member Location Logan, Utah Nov 9, 2009 #2 No, 24 volt systems are not required to be grounded except under the conditions listed in 250.20(A). Chris
No, 24 volt systems are not required to be grounded except under the conditions listed in 250.20(A). Chris
G gndrod Senior Member Location Ca and Wa Nov 10, 2009 #3 MBLES said: I have a 120v to 24 v control xfmr with a 24v islation xfmr added to that do I still need to ground one side of 24v xfmr for bonding Click to expand... The xfmrs may not have ground requirements but the related Fastened-in-place equipment must be EGC bonded regardless of voltage. [250.112]. rbj
MBLES said: I have a 120v to 24 v control xfmr with a 24v islation xfmr added to that do I still need to ground one side of 24v xfmr for bonding Click to expand... The xfmrs may not have ground requirements but the related Fastened-in-place equipment must be EGC bonded regardless of voltage. [250.112]. rbj