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a.wayne3@verizon.net
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Re: NEC
YES,if in a garage then GFCI is requires or as here if a single non gfci receptacle must be labled appliance use only.
YES,if in a garage then GFCI is requires or as here if a single non gfci receptacle must be labled appliance use only.
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a.wayne3@verizon.net
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This is a local requirement and I think it is stupid but with a $20 label machine we pass.
This is a local requirement and I think it is stupid but with a $20 label machine we pass.
jimwalker
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Is it not required that any local amendments or codes be published ? or could they just keep them a secret and sell them one at a time for a re inspect fee ?
Allen as far as i know we have none in pasco ,hillsborough or city of Tampa
when did they start wanting non gfci labeled.
And saying appliance to average home owner would mean plug that drill in here.
As to what NEC says it says in front of the panel and if this is in the wall or just under surface mount then it is not in front of it
[ August 28, 2004, 07:53 AM: Message edited by: jimwalker ]
Is it not required that any local amendments or codes be published ? or could they just keep them a secret and sell them one at a time for a re inspect fee ?
Allen as far as i know we have none in pasco ,hillsborough or city of Tampa
when did they start wanting non gfci labeled.
And saying appliance to average home owner would mean plug that drill in here.
As to what NEC says it says in front of the panel and if this is in the wall or just under surface mount then it is not in front of it
[ August 28, 2004, 07:53 AM: Message edited by: jimwalker ]
speedypetey
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Maybe, just maybe if the panel is flush and the receptacle is surface mounted he has an argument. Otherwise the receptacles is either behind the face of the panel or even with it.
But like cs409 said, if this is wrong then we all have alot of illegal panel receptacles out there.
Maybe, just maybe if the panel is flush and the receptacle is surface mounted he has an argument. Otherwise the receptacles is either behind the face of the panel or even with it.
But like cs409 said, if this is wrong then we all have alot of illegal panel receptacles out there.
jimwalker
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if its wrong i have hundreds i better go fix right now, (not moving to fast)
Got a lot of T POLES to fix too.
If we followed that 30 by 36 rule to the letter then every time you work on a panel you have a violation :roll:
[ August 28, 2004, 08:02 AM: Message edited by: jimwalker ]
if its wrong i have hundreds i better go fix right now, (not moving to fast)
Got a lot of T POLES to fix too.
If we followed that 30 by 36 rule to the letter then every time you work on a panel you have a violation :roll:
[ August 28, 2004, 08:02 AM: Message edited by: jimwalker ]
luke warmwater
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Re: NEC
Ask him to read all of 110.26(A)(3) and get back to you.
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