Water Supply line near receptacle

[hbiss]

Please give me your source on these. I'd like to buy from them. I'm way over paying at $14 each and apparently installation labor is free.

Just trying to make a point, it's cheaper to do it right the first time. Don't take everything I say literally. :happyno:

-Hal

 

[Little Bill]

Just saying, if people want to say which code cycle they are on, and not have to repeat it on every post, that is the appropriate place.

Look at my info in the top right. I added the code version I'm under there.

 

[tw1156]

That's actually a very handy spot for the NEC reference to go Bill. Good stuff.

 

[MasterTheNEC]

Show him the code section. If he doesn't want to fix the issue then I'd let it go. Not your problem.

This is the BEST advice in this entire thread !.....

 

[JFletcher]

Please give me your source on these. I'd like to buy from them. I'm way over paying at $14 each and apparently installation labor is free.

There are numerous online sources for TR (and WR) 15 and 20A GFCI receptacles for $7-9 ea, even name brand; buy the contractor packs.

The receptacle pictured doesnt need GFCI protection just do to its proximity to water lines.

 

[Ponchik]

There are numerous online sources for TR (and WR) 15 and 20A GFCI receptacles for $7-9 ea, even name brand; buy the contractor packs.

The receptacle pictured doesnt need GFCI protection just do to its proximity to water lines.

Name brand (Pass & Seymour GFCI) for $9??

what is your online source?