GFCI Protection for service recptacles

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Charleds Burton said:
BUT WHAT ABOUT 120 VOLT RECPTACLES FORSERVICING THE EQUIPTMENT WHICH IS REQUIRED BY ELECTRICAL AND HVAC CODES?
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NO, THEY DO NOT HAVE TO BE GFCI PROTECTED.

If they are not covered under 210.8 or some specific article section, such as 620.85, there is no requirement.

BTW, are you an inspector for Asheville or Buncombe County?

Roger
 
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Brand new out of the box City of Asheville inspector. And I guess I heard a very broad interpretationa sp? of a osha reg.. It was the only place I could find it.
 
Charleds-- post #2 answered your question. Like many posts we get carried away.

Bea said:
No refer to NEC 210.8 For location of GFCI protection of recptacles. Typically only required in unfinished basement, outdoor at grade or roof top and garage.
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Sorry roger, I thought you might get a kick out of that. Dennis, I guess I'm not used to so much chatter. thanks for all your help.
 
Charleds Burton said:
Sorry roger, I thought you might get a kick out of that. Dennis, I guess I'm not used to so much chatter. thanks for all your help.
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Charles, we'll be talking to each other. :wink:

Take care.

Roger
 
Charles, I'm not sure either, I'll see what I can do.

Roger
 
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Thanks Roger, take care. Got to get ready for church tomorrow. After seeing some of the corespodences this weekend I think every one is looking for somthing constant and absolute. There's only one in the whole universe. And I konw where it is found. At the foot of the cross, in the word of GOD. See you early in the week.
 
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