Spa emergency shutdown

[DrSparks]

Yes

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I suppose. They aren't too expensive. Lots of good ideas here.

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[kwired]

Yes, you need E stop/panic button
A public pool I built in NJ in 2012 required it. Must be visible.

Local rule? 680.41 does not specifically require E stop/panic button, just a way to shut down the pump(s) that is clearly identified and with certain vicinity of the spa. E stop/panic button type of control may be the most commonly chosen method though.

 

[brantmacga]

Local rule? 680.41 does not specifically require E stop/panic button, just a way to shut down the pump(s) that is clearly identified and with certain vicinity of the spa. E stop/panic button type of control may be the most commonly chosen method though.

In GA, it’s part of the pool construction code.


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[kwired]

In GA, it’s part of the pool construction code.


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That from NFPA, IBC, etc. or something local?

Since this site primarily about NEC - NEC doesn't require E-stop/panic type device, other codes or amendments could still apply in some places though.

 

[brantmacga]

That from NFPA, IBC, etc. or something local?

Since this site primarily about NEC - NEC doesn't require E-stop/panic type device, other codes or amendments could still apply in some places though.

2018 ISPSC

Int’l swimming pool and spa code


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