GFCI for hard wired equipment

[wireday]

Is there any NEC requirement for GFCI for hard wired permanently mounted equipment

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[tortuga]

Care to elaborate what kinda equipment? 210.8(C) and (D) come to mind, article 680 also comes to mind.

 

[rc/retired]

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Someone bash your head on the keyboard while you were typing?

Ron

 

[retirede]

What code year? 2020 requires all exterior outlets 50A or less to be GFCI protected.

 

[augie47]

If there is an "outlet" involved (as opposed to a receptacle) 210.8(C),)(D) & (E)
and, as mentioned, Art 680
and Art 422.5

 

[wireday]

the equipment is a large water heater, hard wired no receptacle, for some reason every now and then the site makes me have 200 characters

 

[tortuga]

the equipment is a large water heater, hard wired no receptacle, for some reason every now and then the site makes me have 200 characters

No requirement for a water heater to be GFCI protected.
They do need to be grounded, but not GFCI protected.

 

[LarryFine]

Someone bash your head on the keyboard while you were typing?

My kitties have made similar comments.

 

[Little Bill]

the equipment is a large water heater, hard wired no receptacle, for some reason every now and then the site makes me have 200 characters

The minimum character requirement is for a new thread only. Any post after the OP doesn't require a minimum. Also, I believe the minimum is 100 characters.
We have tried to get it changed but was told it was just the way the software is set up by the mfg.

 

[ptonsparky]

I use spaces for those 100 that occasionally are required. I never count them because somedays I don't need 100, others, well maybe it is 200.