680.41

[lpelectric]

Would 680.41 apply to a motorized tub in a hotel room? Sure seems that way.

 

[billsnuff]

i ain't got no dang time to look up 680.41 and figure if it wood...I'm toooo
busy LMAO at your recipe. Now THAT is funny. :grin: :grin:

 

[billsnuff]

I wonder if the board wood taste even better if it came with a good...............now wait.............here it comes....................schellacing

 

[raider1]

Would 680.41 apply to a motorized tub in a hotel room? Sure seems that way.

It would depend on whether this is a hot tub or a hydromassage bathtub.

Take a look at the definition of spa or hot tub and hydromassage bathtub in 680.2

Basically if you drain the tub after each use it would be a hydromassage bathtub and not a spa or hot tub and 680.41 would not apply.

Chris

 

[haskindm]

To add on to what Raider said: This is probably what is commonly referred to as a whirlpool tub (a bathtub with a motor that circulates the water for a massaging effect). If so it falls under section VII of article 680 beginning with 680.70 (Hydro-massage tub). This only requires GFCI protection for the tub motor, bonding of the metallic parts of the tub, and GFCI protection for any 15 or 20 amp 120/volt receptacle within 6 feet of the tub.

 

[lpelectric]

Thank you both Raider and Haskimdm. Very helpful. :smile:
Glad you like the recipe, Billsnuff. Shellac-ing the board would seem like the right thing to do, since eating crow would come with a good shellac-ing......:grin: :grin:

 

[raider1]

Your Welcome.

I too, have partaken of my share of crow since joining this site, I prefer mine with a good wine sauce.

Chris

 

[dcspector]

I too, have partaken of my share of crow since joining this site

Chris

Since when Chris? I have always known you to be dead on there Cowboy.

 

[raider1]

Since when Chris? I have always known you to be dead on there Cowboy.

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

You may not believe it but, the unpalatable taste of crow has pasted these lips.

Chris