Repost motor-operated-appliance-not-mark-overcurrent-protection-anywhere

[hhsting]

Sorry to repost but I feel main question post #1 has not been responded to additionally auguie keeps on mentioning controlling which neither in code nor has anything to do with breaker sizing. Also wether equipments in thread is considered by some as appliance while others they are not is not clearly responded to.

motor operated appliance NOT mark overcurrent protection anywhere

I agree. They are just motor circuits, not appliances. It would be an appliance if it had a motor and another load in it Go read art 100 definition of appliance. It doesn't have to be a motor and another load. It doesn't necessarily need to have a motor. There are many similar items out...

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[roger]

Tell the designer to show circuits, conductor sizes, OCPD's and what he expects the connected loads to be in the panel schedule and forget the rest.
The manufacturer and their equipment is no concern to a plan reviewer. As a plan reviewer do you scrutinize bidets and who makes them?

Roger

 

[LarryFine]

Having done commercial kitchen systems, what kind of controls are/will be in place?

Manual switches only, a control system built into the hood, etc?

 

[augie47]

Tell the designer to show circuits, conductor sizes, OCPD's and what he expects the connected loads to be in the panel schedule and forget the rest.
The manufacturer and their equipment is no concern to a plan reviewer. As a plan reviewer do you scrutinize bidets and who makes them?

Roger

agree 100%