does the #8 used for equipotential bonding need to be connected to a ground rod on a hot tub installation?
or does one end terminate at the motor and the other end just get buried?
The T.I.A. does not apply in this case.
Thanks
does the #8 used for equipotential bonding need to be connected to a ground rod on a hot tub installation?
or does one end terminate at the motor and the other end just get buried?
The T.I.A. does not apply in this case.
Thanks
It gets connected to the motor unless the motor is double insulated then you need to connect to the equipment grounding conductor. Other end is just buried in the ground
Just to be clear, as I said earlier and Augie stated the code #, if it's outside the perimeter has to be circled and then tied to the motor lug.
Then if, as you stated, the motor is double insulated, you tie it to the EGC and leave a tail.
That's in case a motor is replaced with one that has a lug. You would then connect the tail to that.