Code Hunter: Swimming Pools and Electric Shock Drowning, 2020 NEC

1.

All electrical equipment and products covered by Article 680 shall be __________.

2. A splash pad is a __________ with a pool depth of 1″ or less, intended for use by pedestrians.

3. Switching devices must be at least __________ feet, measured horizontally, from the inside walls of a pool unless separated by a fence, wall, or another permanent barrier.

4. For a fixed pier at a marina, boatyard, or docking facility, electrical connections must be at least 12” above the deck but never lower than the __________.

5. Outlets for swimming pool motors on branch circuits rated 150 volts or less to ground must be GFCI-protected if rated __________ amperes or less.

6. A swimming pool equipment room must include at least one GFCI-protected, 125-volt, 15- or 20- ampere receptacle installed on a __________ circuit.

7. A(n) __________ is a pool for ceremonial or ritual immersion of users and is designed and intended to have its contents drained or discharged.

8. An emergency shutoff switch for spas and hot tubs is not required for __________.

9. The 8 AWG or larger bonding conductor for the equipotential bonding required by 680.26 is not required to extend to __________.

10.

For a natural or artificial body of water, GFCI protection is required for all __________ supplied by a branch circuit rated 150 volts or less to ground, 60 amperes or less, single phase.

11.

Bonus Question.
Audio systems supplied by a branch circuit must not be placed within __________ feet of the inside wall of a pool, spa, hot tub, or fountain or within __________ feet of the tidal high-water mark.