Locking device for braker for cook top

[CJSS]

NEC 422.34 My question is if required a locking device to lock the breaker in the open position for a cook top ?

 

[infinity]

Does the cook top have another disconnecting means?

 

[CJSS]

NEC 422.34 My question is if required a locking device to lock the breaker in the open position for a cook top

The cook top has Unit switch (es), and the breaker at the panel.

 

[templdl]

Go to yhe manufacturers catalog and look for a handle lock-off for hat breaker in the panel. Since it was not specified I am assuming it is a residential load center where a clip type device could be attached to the breaker toggle while it in the off position.

 

[George Stolz]

NEC 422.34 My question is if required a locking device to lock the breaker in the open position for a cook top

The cook top has Unit switch (es), and the breaker at the panel.

I'd say technically you do not, if the unit switch disconnects all ungrounded conductors to the cooktop. For a single family dwelling, the service disconnect can even be the other disconnecting means.

Homework answer: no.

Field answer: yes, because I don't want a discussion about it.