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Loop #8 copper around Pool
Bonded to pool steel in 4 Places N.E.C. 2017
sec. 680.26(C)
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
NOTE:
WATER-PROOF G.F.I.
MUST NOT BE MORE
THAN 20' - 0" FROM
POOL-EDGE AND
NOT WITHIN 10' - 0"
OF POOL-EDGE
SERVICE PANEL
W/P
G.F.I
W/P
DISCONNECT
12V LIGHT
TRANSFORMER
J.B.J.B.
OPTIONAL 2ND LIGHT
JUNCTION-BOX(S)
MIN OF 8"
ABOVE POOL DECK
NOTE: ALL ELECTRICAL-WORK SHALL CONFORM TO N.E.C. ARTICLE NO 680
3 #12 IN
½ “ CONDUIT
POOL TIMER W/
S.P. – S.T.
TOGGLE-SWITCH
N.E.C. APPROVED 1"
PVC CONDUIT
POOL DECK
WATER LINE
POOLPUMPElectrical Equipment Wiring, Grounding and
Installation must conform to the FBC 2017
N.E.C. and applicable local codes
W. L.
ENTIRE
PERIMETER
1- #8 BARE COPPER WIRE
BONDED TO POOL
STEEL AS SHOWN
EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING DETAIL
PER FLORIDA BUILDING CODE ADAPTATION
OF THE N.E.C. 2017 SEC.680.26
NOTE: BONDING GRID REQUIRED AT
PERIMETER OF POOL IN AREAS
OF PAVED DECKING ONLY
18" MIN. - 24" MAX.
#8 SOLID BARE COPPER
BOND WIRE W/ APPR. CLAMPS
(ONE ON EACH SIDE OF
POOL – 4 TOTAL)
4" TO 6"
BELOW SUB- GRADE
772 318 8626 772 571 8108Phone:Fax:
Adams Consulting & Design Inc.
PoolBuilder@bellsouth.net
STAINLESS STEEL
HANDRAIL
( SAME BONDING FOR
LADDER)
ANCHOR W/ #8 BOND
WIRE & APPR. BOND
CLAMP
LIGHT NICHE
#8 BOND WIRE
W/ APPR. CLAMP
Install pool/spa per ANSI3,5,7 and 15
Pool
Heater
3# 8 IN ¾” CONDUIT
W/P
DISCONNECT
Florida Statute (F.S.) 471.003 exempts
electrical contractors licensed in the State of
Florida from having to be licensed as a
Professional Engineer when performing
design of a residential electrical system less
than 600 amperes. Specifically:
471.003(2) The following persons are not
required to be licensed under the provisions
of this chapter as a licensed engineer:
(h) Any electrical, plumbing, air-
conditioning, or mechanical contractor
whose practice includes the design and
fabrication of electrical, plumbing, air-
conditioning, or mechanical systems,
respectively, which she or he installs by
virtue of a license issued under chapter 489,
under 1part I of chapter 553, or under any
special act or ordinance when working on
any construction project which:
2.a. Requires an aggregate service capacity
of 600 amperes (240 volts) or less on a
residential electrical system or 800 amperes
(240 volts) or less on a commercial or
industrial electrical system;
IF A HEATER IS INCLUDED