680.26(C), 2008 question

[wbalsam1]

How is this intentional bond of 9 inches square being installed in contact with the pool water? Any pics or slides would be very helpful. Thanks.:smile:

 

[charlie]

How is this intentional bond of 9 inches square being installed in contact with the pool water? . .

I understand that most pools are installed with the 9 square inches being achieved by bonded objects like a ladder leg. :smile:

 

[wbalsam1]

I understand that most pools are installed with the 9 square inches being achieved by bonded objects like a ladder leg. :smile:

Thanks. I meant to say square inches, but it came out wrong.

 

[charlie]

. . . it came out wrong.

I don't think anyone misunderstood you. No harm, no foul.

 

[Hendrix]

I understand that most pools are installed with the 9 square inches being achieved by bonded objects like a ladder leg. :smile:

Even if you can remove the ladder?

 

[augie47]

In an earlier posting, this product was shown.

http://bondsafe680.com/

 

[charlie]

Even if you can remove the ladder?

No, in my opinion, it has to be permanent. :smile:

 

[RICK NAPIER]

Just one wet niche pool light with a metal can would cover it.

 

[wbalsam1]

In an earlier posting, this product was shown.

http://bondsafe680.com/

Thanks, Augie. I thought there was a "listed" product out there. :smile:

 

[wbalsam1]

Just one wet niche pool light with a metal can would cover it.

Sure seems like the bases would be covered with the bonding of luminaires, permanently installed ladders and a "Bond-safe 680". :smile:

 

[M. D.]

Thanks, Augie. I thought there was a "listed" product out there. :smile:

I'm almost certain that the bond safe 680 is listed

 

[augie47]

I'm almost certain that the bond safe 680 is listed

I sent them an e-mail and it is now UL Listed according to their website.