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Re: Indicating Switch Requirements for Motors

#85458 07/11/03 08:45 AM

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Pierre,
Those are both disconnects and are permitted by the code. The controller is the relay or control board within the furnace equipment.
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Re: Indicating Switch Requirements for Motors

#85459 07/11/03 04:35 PM

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"The 3 or 4 way switches would actually be motor controllers and each of these switches would require a disconnect per 430.102(A)."

What about 430.111 ?

Re: Indicating Switch Requirements for Motors

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engy,
I forgot about that one.
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Re: Indicating Switch Requirements for Motors

#85461 07/13/03 10:44 AM

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Thanks, iwire -- I was trying to find that.

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