Non-Dwelling Kitchen GFCI

[nietzj]

I know 210.8 (B) tells me I need GFCI protection for any 3-phase receptacle rated 150 or less to ground. I have a meat slicer for a non-dwelling kitchen that requires a 3 phase, 20 amp, 208 volt source (no neutral). I think I could just hard-wire it but the slicer is intended to be moved in and out as needed, a receptacle would be much better for the customer. Are there any options anyone knows of?

 

[Dennis Alwon]

They do make 3 phase gfci's but they are expensive.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

What brand panel is it and is it plug in or bolt mount

 

[nietzj]

It's a square D bolt-in panel.

 

[jap]

It's more or less a cart before the horse type of situation.

Especially when you go to find a 3p bolt in GFI breaker for your situation or the availability of them.

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[Dennis Alwon]

Here is a 3 phase 20 amp $588--

QOB320GFI Square D - New Circuit Breaker

SQD Circuit BreakerCurrent Model and Legacy SQD Circuit BreakersResidential, Commercial, Industrial

www.pacificcoastbreaker.com

 

[jap]

Which is absolutely ridiculous.

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[Dennis Alwon]

Which is absolutely ridiculous.

JAP>

With prices right now it may be a deal. LOL

My friend just called and said that 250' of 10/2 is $375

 

[jap]

I'm with you.

It's getting crazy for sure.

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