90.2 Scope.
(B) Not Covered. This Code does not cover the following:
(4)Installations of communications equipment under the exclusive control of communications utilities located outdoors or in building spaces used exclusively for such installations
Under what authority?Originally posted by grant:
With respect to who controls the conductors, if this is a new pool and there are existing overhead conductors that are a hazard I doubt the AHJ would issue a permit without arrangements being made for the utility to re-locate.
830.10 would only apply if the the NEC applies to this equipment. If the equipment is under the control of a utility it is not subject to the NEC.Originally posted by jimalone:
what about 830-10?
It is a very tricky issue, here the permit to build a pool in a specific location would not be run by the electrical inspector before the permit to build the pool is issued.Originally posted by grant:
The authority of the building department to issue a permit for a pool.
Yes in a perfect world.Originally posted by mpd:
you are missing the point, the new pool has to comply with 680, if the utility co. will not relocate there wires, then the pool moves,
The opening post in this thread is vague, we do not know if this is a new pool going in or a existing condition.Originally posted by mpd:
and how would an inspector know if a utility decides to install overhead conductors over an existing pool?