In message 011df6de9c963b9c6f19b2bc632b7...@mail.gmail.com, dated Thu,
12 Apr 2012, Peter Tarver ptar...@enphaseenergy.com writes:
The UK are cosigners to the HAR agreement. However, BS 7671 calls out
a number of BS standards for cables, but does not mention HAR cable.
Any such reference
Our company makes a 230VAC product (laboratory/light industrial) that has a
water connection. We received word from a customer in Tennessee, USA, who says
the NEC and/or the Tennessee Electric Code requires a GFCI be used with this
product. We are not experts in the NEC so can anyone confirm
From: John Woodgate
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2012 23:58
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Peter Tarver writes:
The UK are cosigners to the HAR agreement. However,
BS 7671 calls out
a number of BS standards for cables, but does not
mention HAR cable.
Any such reference should be in the BS cable standards,
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In message fbe5474efd05931a1932b52a7aa8a...@mail.gmail.com, dated Fri,
13 Apr 2012, Peter Tarver ptar...@enphaseenergy.com writes:
This smacks of revenue enhancement on the part of BSI.
The content of BS 7671 is down to IET, not BSI. I could not possibly
comment on the question of revenue
You need to determine more carefully what requirements must be met.
There are two different ground fault concerns in the code. Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are used for protection of personnel from
electrical shock and are needed in wet areas. Ground fault protection of
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