jacuzzi's
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peter d
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Re: jacuzzi's
See 680.42 (C) if this tub is located outdoors, or 680.43 for indoor installations.
See 680.42 (C) if this tub is located outdoors, or 680.43 for indoor installations.
peter d
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Do you mean "branch circuit" instead of "feeder?" The difference in terms can produce a substantial difference in wiring methods. These details cannot be ignored.
Do you mean "branch circuit" instead of "feeder?" The difference in terms can produce a substantial difference in wiring methods. These details cannot be ignored.
electricmanscott
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- Boston, MA
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Re: jacuzzi's
Do you mean spa or hydromassage tub? You should read 680 before you do the work.
Do you mean spa or hydromassage tub? You should read 680 before you do the work.
hardworkingstiff
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Re: jacuzzi's
Equipotential ground apply here?
websparky
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Re: jacuzzi's
jersey,
So we don't play 20 questions here, how about you tell us everything about this situation first?
Also, it would help to know what type of contractor you are so we will be able to answer your question better.
jersey,
So we don't play 20 questions here, how about you tell us everything about this situation first?
Also, it would help to know what type of contractor you are so we will be able to answer your question better.
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wrong jersey.Ive been electrician for more than 20 years mostly commercial.I was not looking for info on the outside wiring of the hot tub I just wanted to now if the inside part of the installation had to be in pipe.Thats it.I dont see how these other questions art relevant
wrong jersey.Ive been electrician for more than 20 years mostly commercial.I was not looking for info on the outside wiring of the hot tub I just wanted to now if the inside part of the installation had to be in pipe.Thats it.I dont see how these other questions art relevant
hardworkingstiff
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If you were not sure of the answer to your question, I think it is logical to assume you might not be aware of some other issues.
Again, people are just trying to help.
People were just trying to help. The questions asked were not relevant to the wiring inside the building. They are relevant to what will be required outside the building.
If you were not sure of the answer to your question, I think it is logical to assume you might not be aware of some other issues.
Again, people are just trying to help.
chicar
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- Lancaster,Pa
Re: jacuzzi's
Some cities have a local code that if the unfinished basement is 7ft or lower you must run pipe.
If above 7ft you can drill the joists and run romex.
Some cities have a local code that if the unfinished basement is 7ft or lower you must run pipe.
If above 7ft you can drill the joists and run romex.
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- New Jersey
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Re: jacuzzi's
Websparky is right, put all of your information into a single post. it makes it much easier for us to correctly answer your question?
Websparky is right, put all of your information into a single post. it makes it much easier for us to correctly answer your question?
New Jersey is still under the 2002 NEC.
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