A/A Fuel GTX Senior Member Location WI & AZ Occupation Electrician Oct 28, 2008 #1 Does the required bonding of structural steel in 250.104(C) make the steel a grounding electrode throughout the entire building?
Does the required bonding of structural steel in 250.104(C) make the steel a grounding electrode throughout the entire building?
iwire Moderator Staff member Location Massachusetts Oct 28, 2008 #2 More or less yes, usually you will use it as the electrode for all separately derived systems like transformers and generators.
More or less yes, usually you will use it as the electrode for all separately derived systems like transformers and generators.
B bphgravity Senior Member Location Florida Oct 28, 2008 #3 Well, sort-of. If the bonding as required in section 250.104(C) satisfies one of the 4 requirements established in 250.52(A)(2), then YES.
Well, sort-of. If the bonding as required in section 250.104(C) satisfies one of the 4 requirements established in 250.52(A)(2), then YES.
A/A Fuel GTX Senior Member Location WI & AZ Occupation Electrician Oct 28, 2008 #4 Is building steel ever an electrode as installed structurally without any electro-mechanical connection?
Is building steel ever an electrode as installed structurally without any electro-mechanical connection?
A/A Fuel GTX Senior Member Location WI & AZ Occupation Electrician Oct 28, 2008 #5 Upon further reading, I see in 250.52(A) (2) (1) would be the only way that building steel itself would be considered an electrode.
Upon further reading, I see in 250.52(A) (2) (1) would be the only way that building steel itself would be considered an electrode.
B bphgravity Senior Member Location Florida Oct 28, 2008 #6 Good job. It's always satisfying to find and answer your own questions !