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Once we get into design issues this could quickly degrade to the shed discussion and we would be talking about 100a feeders. wink
I agree the code is silent on any required outlets.


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John,

In the HOA pool houses, do you check the GFI recptacles in the bathrooms?

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Harold:

Yes, I do! And if there's any issues, that is the time to have corrections made. IMHO, the annual pool inspections are about life safety. An inoperable GFI is a LS issue. There usually is no resistance for requesting repairs.



John
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