Another product surfaced Friday during inspections. Seems like there are a few mfgs jumping into the fray.
This is a carry over from Harolds thread.
Opinions, Gentlemen??
www.CMIwebsite.comhttp://www.cmiwebsite.com/html/pool___spa-electrical.html (Page to look)
You certainly want to go with the stainless one. It doesn't take much of a lapse on maintaining pool chemistry to have the water eat copper.
Certainly that neglect you see in a "closed" pool will do it.
John,
I agree with Greg that I would use the SS one myself. It looks like these connections goes right onto the hoses from the pool filter, skimmer or return. I wonder if they will catch debris and clog up the line?
That is probably a good reason to put them downstream of the filter.
Who installs this? Electrician or pool plumber?
That could be another topic!!!
I have to ask the ECs IF the water bond device is 'on them', or the pool guy.
Might be a good subject?
If I was the shop steward I would say the plumber puts in the fitting and the electrician hooks up the wire but I imagine the pool contractor does it all in most places.
Greg:
I'm going to try this in a new thread
Another 680.26 (c) item to create 'stimulus' for a small business!
Using table 9 and guessing that is 8ga wire (.128" diameter) that would have to be almost 23" long to get the required 9 sq/in
.128 x 3.14 x 23 = 9.244
I have seen both the "in-line" bonding pipe that is pictured above, I have also seen the new bonding plates that go in the skimmer, to insure that the water is bonded to the bonding grid. I also see more and more above ground (A/G) pools coming through and they are almost always totally plastic or plastic coated metal. There doesn't seem to be anything left to bond to on the pool anymore.