gfi

[LarryFine]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:
Just how deep can these quotes go?

You can even quote yourself.

[/QB]

Well, now I know. I had to chop off the middle posts to fit these last two quotes in. When I tried to fo one more, I got a message from the forum:

"We cannot process your posting, because you have exceeded the maximum number of images allowed per post. The current maximum is 8."


"Mr. Owl. How many licks does it take to get to the chewy, chocolaty center of a Tootsie Roll Tootsie pop?"

"Let's see. One...two...three...*crunch!*...
Three!"

 

[George Stolz]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

 

[iwire]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

 

[roger]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

Yeah

Roger

 

[LarryFine]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by roger:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:6a07a42583]Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

Yeah[/quote:6a07a42583]Can I just keep quoting myself until I need glasses?

 

[ty]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by roger:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by ryan_618:
[quote:837b5e7ade]Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:837b5e7ade]Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

Yeah[/quote:837b5e7ade]Can I just keep quoting myself until I need glasses? [/quote:837b5e7ade]This whole thing reminds me of a Poem by E.E. Cummings.

 

[peter d]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by ty:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by roger:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:

Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:5c02cfb4f2]Originally posted by ryan_618:
[quote:5c02cfb4f2]Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:5c02cfb4f2]Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

Yeah[/quote:5c02cfb4f2]Can I just keep quoting myself until I need glasses? [/quote:5c02cfb4f2]This whole thing reminds me of a Poem by E.E. Cummings. [/quote:5c02cfb4f2]Yeah, what they said.

 

[Minuteman]

Re: gfi

Originally posted by peter d:

Originally posted by ty:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by roger:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by georgestolz:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by iwire:

Originally posted by LarryFine:

Originally posted by ryan_618:
[quote:a7fe5bdfad]Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:a7fe5bdfad]Originally posted by ryan_618:
[quote:a7fe5bdfad]Originally posted by iwire:
[quote:a7fe5bdfad]Originally posted by rustad:
how far from a sink does a gfi need to be?

Only far enough to not be submerged in water.

What if the enclosure is listed for submersion?

I would like to see the "In Use" cover for that application.

But that would only apply under the 2005. In the 2002, indoor wet locations didn't need an "in-use" cover.

Okay, I'm convinced. Please post a picture of a code-compliant submerged receptacle.

You can even quote yourself.

Now, I'm starting to get crosseyed.

No, Larry, there are eight smilies in this post. That's what the message means.

That is correct, do not add anymore smiles.

Yeah[/quote:a7fe5bdfad]Can I just keep quoting myself until I need glasses? [/quote:a7fe5bdfad]This whole thing reminds me of a Poem by E.E. Cummings. [/quote:a7fe5bdfad]Yeah, what they said. [/quote:a7fe5bdfad]Rustad, did you get your question answered?

It looks cool if you scroll down the page real fast.