hbendillo
Senior Member
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- South carolina
This is from a job site inspection one of our staff did yesterday. This is a commercial building; actually a covered pool area.
The Radiant Heater is gas. It is suspended from a ceiling. It requires a 120-volt control power input. The control circuit is connect to the heater with a cord and plug connection to a ceiling mounted receptacle.
My instinct tells me this needs to be a permanent wiring connection.
We can direct the Contractor to change it either way because that is not the way we showed it in on our construction documents. But I would like to know if there is a code reference that would not allow this installation.
Thanks.
The Radiant Heater is gas. It is suspended from a ceiling. It requires a 120-volt control power input. The control circuit is connect to the heater with a cord and plug connection to a ceiling mounted receptacle.
My instinct tells me this needs to be a permanent wiring connection.
We can direct the Contractor to change it either way because that is not the way we showed it in on our construction documents. But I would like to know if there is a code reference that would not allow this installation.
Thanks.