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I had these 2 photos sent to me dealing with a RV park connection by a sharp eyed civil engineer who knew something was wrong. This violation list may not be complete as pictures of the overhead feeder were not provided.

1- The location is questionable (appears to be on the passenger side of unit). With the water spigot location, is working space provided. NEC 551.77(A), 110.26

2- Disconnecting means is missing. NEC 551.77(B)

3- Receptacle is not marked as required. NEC 551.77(F)

4- The equipment is not rainproof any more nor in some cases never was.
Covers must be weatherproof while-in-use. NEC 551.78(A), 406.8(B)

5- Question as depending on the rest of the distribution system, this may also require a 30 amp receptacle. NEC 551.71

6- Question that the overhead service is really a 4 wire system. NEC 551.75, 551.76(C)

7- The 15 or 20 amp receptacle is not protected against overcurrent.
Overcurrent protection on the 50 amp receptacle is most likely too great.
NEC 210.21(B)(1)

8- The NM or UF cable between the boxes must be: If NM replaced with a proper wiring method. NEC 334.12, 334.15, 334.30. If UF replaced with a proper wiring method or installed complying with the provisions of article 334 and sunlight resistant. NEC 340.10, 340.12

9- The telephone cable appears to be satin type and not listed for a wet location. NEC 800.4, 110.3(B), 800.50

10- The telephone cable is not properly supported. NEC 800.6

11- The telephone cable and protectors (assuming they exist within the box) are not properly grounded. NEC 800.40

12- What is extension cord doing here? It looks like it may be permanent.

13- GFCI protection is required for the 15 or 20 amp receptacle. NEC 551.71

14- The 15 or 20 amp receptacle is required to be 20 amp. NEC 551.71, 551.81

Shane
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