kwired
Electron manager
- Location
- NE Nebraska
- Occupation
- EC
And all of this over a simple GFCI that tripped because of a motor that is above the door and far out of reach of the fireman. But, there must be an exception someone can come up with where the operating motor can be located where the operator can come into contact with the motor that may have become defective in some manor and cause an electric shock to occur. Is the PB station control 120vac or 24vac?
How does one establish the purpose of a GFCI in a firestation garage door application? Is this realy a practical application for a GFCI?
This was answered back in post 3 - commercial door operators never are cord and plug connected. No receptacle - no GFCI necessary. Even if there was a cord and connected unit this is not a dwelling unit garage - still no GFCI requirement. If the firestation houses firemen some will say it is a dwelling unit - but I disagree with that - only the area where they are housed is potentially a dwelling unit not the entire facility.