GFCI protection on a 3 phase Reverse Osmosis water filter

[kc4qyx]

I am dealing with a 3 phase 208 volt Reverse Osmosis water system. The electrical panel is a Cutler Hammer CH series push on panel.
The equipment has a sticker on it saying it needs to be GFCI protected. The manual says nothing about this and I can not find anything in the 2017 NEC.
The equipment is hard wired.

Does it really need to be GFCI protected and if so, how? I can not find a 3 phase GFCI breaker.

Thanks for any and all help.

 

[ptonsparky]

I am dealing with a 3 phase 208 volt Reverse Osmosis water system. The electrical panel is a Cutler Hammer CH series push on panel.
The equipment has a sticker on it saying it needs to be GFCI protected. The manual says nothing about this and I can not find anything in the 2017 NEC.
The equipment is hard wired.

Does it really need to be GFCI protected and if so, how? I can not find a 3 phase GFCI breaker.

Thanks for any and all help.

GFP or GFCI.?

 

[kc4qyx]

GFCI or equivalent is what it says.

 

[ptonsparky]

GFCI or equivalent is what it says.

i didn’t find a CH either, but at least QO makes one. You may need to feed a QO sub then from there to your equipment. There may be others.

 

[kc4qyx]

ok. I did not think of installing a sub-panel. That sounds like a good idea.
I appreciate the help.

Thank you.