NEC 2005 section 810-15

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kernmikern

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Having trouble getting the Inspection Authority to check for "DISH" or "DIRECT" TV Supplies, to check above grounding.
The Inspection Authority says that without a "Permit" they are not going to make these TV Supplies go by the Code. Any suggestions??
 
celtic

celtic

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Not knowing where you are from, I can only give you info from where I am from (NJ)....communications are generally NOT inspected by the City as no permits are issued for this type of work.

I see two choices:
- Hire an independant inspection agency
- Call Dish/Direct TV and "ask" them to inspect (which they would probably take as a joke)
 
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iwire

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stickboy1375 said:
If something is in the NEC, should it not require a permit & inspection?
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That is entirely up to each area that adopts the NEC.

An area could adopt the NEC and still not require permits, license, inspections for any work.
 
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bphgravity

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The FCC (47 C.F.R. Section 1.4 I believe) restricts local authorities from requiring permitting, plan review, and inspection of receiver dishes under 1 meter in size. This law also prevents code enforcement from enforcing zoning laws, community covenants’, and other issues such as wind-borne debris anchoring requirements. Check it out. I believe this law also states a licensed contractor is NOT required for the installation of these systems....
 
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