Hello i was wandering what wiring method cannot be used to supply a hot tub
attached to a side of a single family dwelling?
I was told that it was UF, but i could'nt find a article.
the only thing that i can think is that UF cannot be used if subject to physical
damage.
in 680.42 a 1, for listed package hot tubs, you can use lfmc or lfnc not longer than
6ft.
in 680.42 a 2 you can use cord and plug connection not longer than 15 ft
and protected with a GFCI.
in 680.42 c, you can use any wiring method in art. 300 that contains a copper equipment grounding conductor that is insulated or enclosed within and outer sheath.
Or would i fall under 680.23 ?
I'm puzzled, Thanks for any help
attached to a side of a single family dwelling?
I was told that it was UF, but i could'nt find a article.
the only thing that i can think is that UF cannot be used if subject to physical
damage.
in 680.42 a 1, for listed package hot tubs, you can use lfmc or lfnc not longer than
6ft.
in 680.42 a 2 you can use cord and plug connection not longer than 15 ft
and protected with a GFCI.
in 680.42 c, you can use any wiring method in art. 300 that contains a copper equipment grounding conductor that is insulated or enclosed within and outer sheath.
Or would i fall under 680.23 ?
I'm puzzled, Thanks for any help