Tankless water heater

[wireday]

Can these be cord and plug for a commercial building? Does it require gfci? Hshhddhhdhdhdhdhdudduueyeududhhdhhdhdhhdhdhdhhdueudjhdhdhehdhhdhhdhhdhdhehdhdh

 

[tom baker]

Gas or electric?
Does it come with a cord?
GFCI only required if the area it is installed in requires GFCI.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I seriously doubt that they will be cord and plug.

 

[wireday]

electric, no cord but seems it only accepts NM

 

[Dennis Alwon]

electric, no cord but seems it only accepts NM

If it accepts NM it surely would accept MC or many other methods. What is it that makes it only accept NM? What is the KW

 

[mtnelect]

This a common problem found a lot ... especially furnaces. If an appliance needs to be removed for maintenance or repair, like a dishwasher or garbage disposal it's permitted to be cord connected. But, if it has a gasoline connection, it's considered to be a permanent appliance. Especially in a furnace where a cord is not rated for those higher temperatures.

 

[wireday]

It’s a Bosch Tronic 3000 US3-2 PN 736505867 It has a backwards rubber piece then a clamp that looks like for NM there is no way to get anything like a MC connector onto it, if you do you would have to carve out a lot of the plastic cover.

 

[mtnelect]

It’s a Bosch Tronic 3000 US3-2 PN 736505867 It has a backwards rubber piece then a clamp that looks like for NM there is no way to get anything like a MC connector onto it, if you do you would have to carve out a lot of the plastic cover.

Took a look at it and it is a under sink instant hot water. In this case a cord is used because of future maintenance.

 

[jap]

Took a look at it and it is a under sink instant hot water. In this case a cord is used because of future maintenance.

Actually your limited to using a cord because you're left with not other option for connection.

I guess a guy could make shift a flex or MC connection if he had to, but doesnt seem to be designed for that.

JAP>

 

[tom baker]

Under sink bay require GFCI depending on code cycle. This section changes more often than 250.122