Above Ground on Ground Pool Bonding

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jot30 said:
No problem...and we were asking the same question. Little bills response is my interpretation too... always need the perimeter bond and Dons last response is what I also believed to be an interpretation of the codes intent - attach the available point on pool - (if only available point) to the perimeter. Hopefully future cycles will address this situation.
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You have a chance to make that happen. The NFPA is accepting Public Inputs to make changes for the 2026 code until 9/7/23.
Go to nfpa.org/70 and click on "submit a public input for next edition"
 
jot30 said:
No problem...and we were asking the same question. Little bills response is my interpretation too... always need the perimeter bond and Dons last response is what I also believed to be an interpretation of the codes intent - attach the available point on pool - (if only available point) to the perimeter. Hopefully future cycles will address this situation.
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In regard to the four point bonding that the code calls for when there is a conductive pool shell- If I have a vinyl lined inground pool with metal wall sections that are bolted together, would the four connections still be required or would one connection be sufficient?
 
rojay said:
In regard to the four point bonding that the code calls for when there is a conductive pool shell- If I have a vinyl lined inground pool with metal wall sections that are bolted together, would the four connections still be required or would one connection be sufficient?
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4 points not necessary with a vinyl liner.
 
don_resqcapt19 said:
You have a chance to make that happen. The NFPA is accepting Public Inputs to make changes for the 2026 code until 9/7/23.
Go to nfpa.org/70 and click on "submit a public input for next edition"
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I never have... but will look in to it and submit... Thanks
 
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