petersonra
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- Northern illinois
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- engineer
It seems to me that if a light pole is a structure why is a spa not a strucure thus requiring a GE?
Is an outdoor spa a seperate structure?
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LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Re: Is an outdoor spa a seperate structure?
See the exception to 250.32(A):
Exception: A grounding electrode at separate buildings or structures shall not be required where only one branch circuit supplies the building or structure and the branch circuit includes an equipment grounding conductor for grounding the conductive non?current-carrying parts of all equipment.
See the exception to 250.32(A):
Exception: A grounding electrode at separate buildings or structures shall not be required where only one branch circuit supplies the building or structure and the branch circuit includes an equipment grounding conductor for grounding the conductive non?current-carrying parts of all equipment.
george t. everett
Senior Member
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Re: Is an outdoor spa a seperate structure?
Does a light pole require a grounding electrode?
I think not.
Does a light pole require a grounding electrode?
I think not.
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- Massachusetts
Re: Is an outdoor spa a seperate structure?
Yes it does require a grounding electrode if it is served by a feeder or more than one branch circuit.
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