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Stu T #210695 07/22/13 09:10 PM
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The only place you get a "huss" is in 680.22(A)(4) for branch circuit wiring to motors for the portion inside a single family dwelling.

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(4) One-Family Dwellings. In the interior of dwelling units, or in the interior of accessory buildings associated with a dwelling unit, any of the wiring methods recognized in Chapter 3 of this Code that comply with the provisions of this section shall be permitted. Where run in a cable assembly, the equipment grounding conductor shall be permitted to be uninsulated, but it shall be enclosed within the outer sheath of the cable assembly.


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Wire101 #210696 07/22/13 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Wire101
New in New Jersey
Like to know how you made out with the pool
Having. kind of same problem
New pool inspector says I can't use. UF
Does not have cover on ground
340.108 the cable shall be permitted to have an insulated or bare grounding conductor
Can't find any thing like it in 680
680.25 (A) (1) feeders does not talk about UF.
Thanks
Wire101


Covered is not the same as INSULATED. 680.25 requires the EGC to be insulated. UF also is NOT an approved wiring method for feeders to pool panels.

Stu T #210699 07/22/13 11:30 PM
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Well good news guys,
Today I spoke with my State Electrical Inspector and NFPA. They both agreed with me 100%; The restricted wiring methods as stated in 680.25 are NOT mandatory prior to the main disconnect. So if you have a swimming pool on the property and your meter has no main you can use SEU cable (Cu or Alu)from the meter pan to the main disconnect.
For those of you who commented - I thank you

Stu T #210705 07/23/13 11:22 PM
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Wire101:
Welcome to ECN Forums from one of the 'Jersey Guys'!!

The Article you mention is descriptive of the construction characteristics for UF cable.

As others said, UF is not an approved wiring method within Article 680.

You have an inground, or above ground pool??



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