Lighting for Outdoor Grills?
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bdarnell
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- Indianapolis, IN
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- Retired Engineer
No, but I would prefer that you didn't burn my steak. Maybe you should install one !
Well, I'd rather burn a steak than burn my hand. So it probably is a good idea to install one.
Actually, an architect we work with did a house and the electrical inspector told him they needed to install a light above the grill. So, the architect wanted to know if I knew of any requirements. Hmmm, maybe it's a local requirement.
Thanks!
Actually, an architect we work with did a house and the electrical inspector told him they needed to install a light above the grill. So, the architect wanted to know if I knew of any requirements. Hmmm, maybe it's a local requirement.
Thanks!
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- Lockport, IL
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If there is a related code requirement, then the code is not the NEC. This may be on the Inspector's "wish list," but I really don't think it is a requirement.
My wife gave me a clamp-on, battery-powered lamp designed for this very purpose. Works well.
My wife gave me a clamp-on, battery-powered lamp designed for this very purpose. Works well.
Jim W in Tampa
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- Tampa Florida
Its a good idea but not required by nec.Ask the inspector to cite the rulling
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