[psd7.3]

I'm sure there other threads on this and if there is please lead me in their direction, but I have a few questions I would like answered.

I have not had any experience with any inground pools yet, only hot tubs and above ground.

I would like a more in depth explanation of the bonding and bonding rings with the structure rebar and all of that. I have a general idea but just want clarification. What are some 2011 requirements on pools? Any diagrams or anything?

I've read through my 2011 book but it's very vague on explanations!

Thanks guys!

 

[FrunkSlammer]

Don't know NEC, but around here bond the pool at 4 corners and all extras, like ladder, lights, rebar for deck and all that jazz... just bond the hell out of it all. You don't want a difference of potential anywhere in those huge batteries we like to swim in.

 

[Magnettica]

Don't forget to bond the pool water at the skimmer or some other way.

 

[macmikeman]

Mike Holt used to have a free swimming pools electrical rules with illustrations as a pdf download on his website, but I looked for it for you this morning and could not find it there now.

 

[Awg-Dawg]

Mike Holt used to have a free swimming pools electrical rules with illustrations as a pdf download on his website, but I looked for it for you this morning and could not find it there now.

Google.....


mike holt free pool download

 

[Vintage Sounds]

I remember seeing these products posted here in the past for bonding pool water.

http://www.bondsafe680.com/

Burndy Waterbug

 

[psd7.3]

Im told the pool will be a rubber coated of some type shell with steel runners.
Pump will be set about 25' away. Heater is gas