Greg,
I have seen these new pool lights in the very deep end of the pool. Now if there is a short or a ground leak to the housing of this light, would it make sense to get into a pool in order to remove this light fixture? I know that we would all make sure that the light is OFF before we try to fix a pool light, but will that always be true? This part makes no sense to me, yet the code wants to make every receptacle in bedrooms tamper proof! Where is the logic in this code? It seems to me that manufactures are getting too many of their products in the new code sections of the NEC. Just look who sits on these code making panels. I believe that manufactures should only be required to sit in on these panels when it comes to the manufacturing of equipment, but not about installing of equipment.
