210 8 GFCI Deep Dive with John McCamish

[@stevenworsley5659]

Nice way to get a John McCamish code discussion fix. Great video, guys!

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

Thanks! Absolutely loved the discussion with John

[@educationpower1823]

David, greetings Robert from Omaha was listening to Dan Corvelle session

[@davidaengelhart]

I am grateful for On-Demand availability, no doubt

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

AMEN. thanks for watching guys.

[@davidaengelhart]

1:30:25 I look forward to hearing if my PI gets approved for the increase from 50 amps to 60 amps in 210.8(F) for the '26 edition

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

It passed the first draft.

[@davidaengelhart]

1:33:19 the A/C standard should require a grounded neutral for the return path permitted by the standard

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

That was discussed at the task group meetings but very briefly. I agree with you that requiring that grounded conductor to be pulled would align with other similar applications such as dryer circuits and as you pointed out on the call last night, for those smart occupancy switches. Those industries adapted with change to not violate Article 250 objectionable current.

[@davidaengelhart]

29:22 a range is usually cord and plug connected too

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

We have the range also covered in hard wired part in 210.8(D).

[@educationpower1823]

Nice job guys hey Tom greetings Robert from Omaha

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidaengelhart]

1:27:45 disposals should be included in 210.8(D)

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

I look forward to your public comment.

[@educationpower1823]

For vehichle use the words...as it's primary function...

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

Gonna have to look at this one Robert. thanks!

[@davidaengelhart]

I wonder when a garbage disposal is going to be required to be GFCI protected like dishwashers

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

We rejected a public input this cycle but left the door open for the public comment phase.

[@jimsummers487]

I just looked thru the 26th edition of Mariam Webster …… They have removed the word retirement

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

Many focused on safety fail when it comes to retirement.

[@davidaengelhart]

41:06 so, if a receptacle inside the house (dining room, bedroom, etc) adjacent to a door within 6 foot to the outside requires GFCI?

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

I'm not thinking it would but I have been wrong before. If so, what section would your reference?

[@davidaengelhart]

51:42 90.4

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

thanks!

[@davidaengelhart]

24:21 it is a wet area

[@TDUNPLUGGED]

absolutely agree