gfci protection

[baronjab]

I have an ice machine on a counter in a hospital. cord and plug connected. sink is 4ft away. its on a 30a breaker and plugged into a single receptacle by itself. is gfci required

 

[kwired]

if the receptacle is 15 or 20 amp 120 volt - GFCI protection is required for the receptacle.

If you have such receptacle on a 30 amp breaker - you have other code issues.

If you have a 30 amp receptacle it doesn't need GFCI - in 2014 NEC anyway.

 

[baronjab]

its on a 30A receptacle so its ok. I thought so. thanks

 

[tom baker]

its on a 30A receptacle so its ok. I thought so. thanks

2017 NEC would require GFCI.

 

[oldsparky52]

It (GFCI protection) would be required on my job, no matter what code cycle.

 

[Unbridled]

GFCI - 30 A

GFCI - 30 A

2017 NEC would require GFCI.

Tom,
My AHJ ( Hillsborough Co. Fl.), is still enforcing out of the 2011 Edition. Thus I'm barely into 2017.
My question is, the GFCI required protection for a 30A as described herein, what article can you find this requirement in?
I'm just trying to save some time fumbling through the code to research.

 

[don_resqcapt19]

Tom,
My AHJ ( Hillsborough Co. Fl.), is still enforcing out of the 2011 Edition. Thus I'm barely into 2017.
My question is, the GFCI required protection for a 30A as described herein, what article can you find this requirement in?
I'm just trying to save some time fumbling through the code to research.

The general GFCI rules are in 210.8. 210.8(A) for dwelling occupancies, and 210.8(B) for non-dwelling occupancies.

210.8(B) Other Than Dwelling Units. All single-phase receptacles rated 150 volts to ground or less, 50 amperes or less and three phase receptacles rated 150 volts to ground or less, 100 amperes or less installed in the following locations shall have ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel. ...