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While looking for something else I came across the following pictures of recent new construction and I had a question: ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/Forum/Humor/Igloo-1.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/Forum/Humor/Igloo-2.jpg) Does the receptacle inside have to be GFCI protected too? - Just kidding Folks ... ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/wink.gif) Bill
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ROFLMAO! I guess that's one of the best pics here ever! Don't tell me this was ever hot! I've built iglus like that myself, but not in my wildest dreams I'd have thought of installaing any wiring in there! Snow is just frozen water and IMHO water and electricity don't mix too well... Besides installing a light bulb in such a low structure would pose some problems I guess... and if they put a light bulb inside they'd have some serious heat issues ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/biggrin.gif)
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I think the inside fixture was a cool white florescent. Bill
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What a choice to make: Sit in the dark, or have your walls melt! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
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Hilarious!
Imagine the plumbing/sewer woes!
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There are some great photos here and elsewhere on the net, but this is the best! Now why didn't I come up with that idea for my children? The close second to this photo is the guy on a ladder in a pool installing a light Pierre [This message has been edited by PCBelarge (edited 11-02-2003).]
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The N.E.C probbably does not coment on this type of construction. So I looked at the Canadian Electrical Code. And I came to the conclusion it is a catergory 1 location in a building of non-combustible construction. This would require that the structure be wired with NMWU, that both receptacles have W.P. covers on them, and that the light fixture be of W.P. construction. Since the structure does not have cooking facilities, it is not considered a dwelling unit, and therefore a G.F.C.I.is not required on either receptacle and A.F.C.I. not required in the sleeping area.
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Outstanding Bill!!!
I'm with the others...this is one of the best ever. I rank this one with Tedesco's floating soap bottle receptacle!
Thanks for sharing this little gem.
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Featuring a brown outlet for easy outlet locating...
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Featuring a brown outlet for easy outlet locating... And ... at no additional charge! Bill
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