Gfci protection

[choots]

I wire a lot of Boat Lifts. I live in the Holden Beach NC area. When wiring the gem remote control box do I have to feed it with GFCI? I am using 220/v. The motors will be wired at 220/v. When switching the motors from 110/v to 220/v then you have no neutral at the motor. You do not use the white wire. It is capped off.

 

[ceb58]

I wire a lot of Boat Lifts. I live in the Holden Beach NC area. When wiring the gem remote control box do I have to feed it with GFCI? I am using 220/v. The motors will be wired at 220/v. When switching the motors from 110/v to 220/v then you have no neutral at the motor. You do not use the white wire. It is capped off.

Look at 210.8 (C). What wireing method are you using?

 

[choots]

I am running 4 wires from house main panel, to subpanel, from subpanel to gem remote. From remote box to boat lift motors. gemremotes.com is the control panel I am hooking up on 240/v

 

[LarryFine]

Rephrase the question: plug-in or hard-wired motors?

 

[don_resqcapt19]

Rephrase the question: plug-in or hard-wired motors?

It doesn't matter, assuming these are at dwelling units.

(C) Boat Hoists. GFCI protection shall be provided for outlets not exceeding 240 volts that supply boat hoists installed in dwelling unit locations.

 

[choots]

hard wired motors