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#112968 12/30/01 07:29 PM
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Is this installation Code compliant?

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#112969 12/30/01 07:57 PM
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In addition to lack of proper workspace in front of the disconnect covered by Article 110 the following rule is also violated.

Was this another one that fell through the $$$ cracks?

440-14. Location
Disconnecting means shall be located within sight from and readily accessible from the air-conditioning or refrigerating equipment. The disconnecting means shall be permitted to be installed on or within the air-conditioning or refrigerating equipment.


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#112970 12/30/01 08:03 PM
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I believe you would also find that ALL the mounting holes must be covered to keep the 3R rating of the disconnect.

#112971 12/30/01 09:03 PM
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Will the cover even open?!

#112972 12/31/01 02:23 PM
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The cover will open all the way.

So, does this qualify as a piece of equipment that will be "likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized" per 110.26(A)?
You've got to shut it off to open the cover.

(George wins the prize, it already has some evidence of water damage inside. One good El Nino winter and it's history)

#112973 12/31/01 07:21 PM
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electure,

I would say 110.26(A) applies. You might need to check incoming voltage.


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