If im using bronze explosion proof flex to go to a motor in a class 1div 1 area do I have to have a bonding jumper on the outside of the flex connecting the two ends for continuity? Or since it is threaded am I ok and what code covers this?
I'm reading on EATONS website that the metallic braiding in the flex is considered the bonding jumper and is not needed however if anyone has more insight I would like to hear it
I have never seen an external bonding jumper on the explosion-proof flexible couplings. There is nothing I know of in the code that covers the use of flexible couplings as EGCs. I think it would fall back to the listing.
Don used the correct term; I.e., explosionproof flexible coupling.” The key being it is a coupling. It doesn't need an auxiliary bond any more than a standard coupling.