equipotential bonding grid

[sparks1]

In 680.26 (C)(3) Alternate Means. Does
anyone have a diagram of how to construct the grid structure in part b. My geuss is that the equipotential bonding grid decribed in part b would be required for a plastic pool?

 

[shortcircuit2]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Here is a link to another discussion on installation of a equipotential bonding grid...

http://electrical-contractor.net/ubb/Forum2/HTML/002086/html

There are some pictures of a grid I installed around a swimming pool.You would do the same for a fiberglass pool...

shortcircuit2

 

[infinity]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

SC2,

Your link doesn't work....

 

[hurk27]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Here shortcircuit2 I posted it for you:

The above link this one should work

 

[infinity]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Thanks Wayne.

[ July 14, 2005, 05:27 AM: Message edited by: infinity ]

 

[shortcircuit2]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Thanx for posting the correct link hurk27

I copyed the link from the address bar from the site letter and number...why didn't it link up???

And how do you post a link with different words like you did hurk27???

Guess I better stick to sparky work

shortcircuit2

 

[don_resqcapt19]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Shortcircuit,
If you click on the edit symbol on Wayne's post you can see how he did that. You can't make changes to posts other then your own, but you can see the UBB code.
Don

 

[George Stolz]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

Originally posted by don_resqcapt19:
Shortcircuit,
If you click on the edit symbol on Wayne's post you can see how he did that. You can't make changes to posts other then your own, but you can see the UBB code.
Don

Mr. Moderator, different things happen when you hit "edit" on someone else's post.

But hitting the "quote" button on the other member's post allows us lackeys to see the UBB code.

Shortcircuit, it's easiest to hit the

 

[LarryFine]

Re: equipotential bonding grid

In case anyone is wondering why Shorty's link didn't work, it's because he has a "/" between the 002086 and the html, whereas it should be a "."

BB is like HTML, except [ and ] are used instead of < and >. For a way to learn code, pring out both a text-intensive page, and its code, and compare them.