It has to comply with the 2011 NEC. Requires a permit and inspection. Check out the links in my signature for DIY in NJ.
I can't see the links in your posts, they are edited out because I am new here.It has to comply with the 2011 NEC. Requires a permit and inspection. Check out the links in my signature for DIY in NJ.
if you ask a fairly general question in a car forum thats what you will get.I can't see the links in your posts, they are edited out because I am new here.
Do the links have anything about spa, hot tubs, etc?
You don't want to help me out with my questions?
You know that the NEC is a big book :laughing: If you went to a car forum and asked how to do some type of work on a specific car, would you be happy with an answer of "There is a 1,500 page shop manual you could read to find out"? :thumbup:
Did you read the opening post? I don't think I was being very general, there are a few direct questions.if you ask a fairly general question in a car forum thats what you will get.
Again, did you read the opening post? Apparently not...do you have a make model of tub along with pictures of where its going and support plans along with your location and a listing of all local requirements as well?
Yes, you must be right. Instead of answering direct questions, his telling me to comply with a huge book that even electrical scholars argue about is a great help.i've seen electures to be a great assist for people in NJ in the past. i'd give him more specific info along with pics if i was asking him.
You are asking us to give you all the specifics from the code book on a certain article. I agree with the others.Did you read the opening post? I don't think I was being very general, there are a few direct questions.
Again, did you read the opening post? Apparently not...
Yes, you must be right. Instead of answering direct questions, his telling me to comply with a huge book that even electrical scholars argue about is a great help.
Nevermind!
Responses in red.I can't see the links in your posts, they are edited out because I am new here.
Do the links have anything about spa, hot tubs, etc? No, they contain links related to performing electrical work in New Jersey.
You don't want to help me out with my questions? Incorrect. I am willing to help you help yourself. I spend countless hours on this and other forums helping complete strangers. Most people appreciate my help some don't. Before anyone can help you, we need more information. SUch as the model number and manufacturer of the equipment. DO you have any idea how you would like to proceed? WHat make is your breaker panel? Do you have any electrical experience at all?
You know that the NEC is a big book :laughing: If you went to a car forum and asked how to do some type of work on a specific car, would you be happy with an answer of "There is a 1,500 page shop manual you could read to find out"? :thumbup:
Responses in red.
ALlow me to put this in perspective for you. You want to run electricity to a piece of equipment that holds a large amount of water. You and your family plan on spending a considerable amount of time in this electrified piece of equipment. My guess is that you have little or no experience performing electrical work, but you are willing to trust you and your familys lives to your electrical work. I am thoroughly knowledgable about the NEC and its requirements, but question yours.
I suggest you obtain a copy of the 2011 NEC and read Chapters 1 - 4 and Article 680. If you still think you want to attempt this, post your questions here and you may get some advice. We already have one amature here who refers to the NEC as "The Big Book", we do not need anymore.
My advise to you is to hire a licensed electrical contractor. Your family is worth every cent.
I'm sure the book on brain-surgery is a fairly large book also, but probably worth reading before you try DIY brain-surgery.You know that the NEC is a big book :laughing: If you went to a car forum and asked how to do some type of work on a specific car, would you be happy with an answer of "There is a 1,500 page shop manual you could read to find out"? :thumbup: