Pre-cover field checklist for pool equipotential bonding, reinforcing steel, water bond, metal parts, equipment, conduits, boxes, inspections, and documentation.
5 items to check
The pool shell, perimeter surfaces, conductive parts, water bond, equipment, lights, metal fittings, and other required components should be included in the approved equipotential bonding design.
Connections to reinforcing steel, copper grid or other approved perimeter bonding means should follow the adopted code, approved detail, and listed connector instructions.
Metal fittings, ladders, rails, diving or cover components, equipment, heaters, pumps, light niches, and conductive pool water should be addressed as required by the adopted code and listed products.
Raceways, junction boxes, forming shells, luminaires, transformers, disconnects, receptacles, GFCI protection, and equipment clearances should comply with the adopted code, listings, and approved plan.
Required bonding and electrical rough inspections should pass before concrete, shotcrete, decking, soil, or finishes conceal the installation.
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