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Old 5/16/08, 1:03 PM
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Default Hydro tub bonding

Does the pump motor require bonding when house is on PEX water supply?



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Old 5/16/08, 1:17 PM
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If there is no metal of any kind in contact with the water no bonding is required
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I totally agree. Just because that lug is empty does NOT automatically mean "defect".
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Default Re: Hydro tub bonding

Just thought I should add that if this jetted tub also happened to have an inline heater (most don't, some do), that heater will have a similar lug. With all non-metallic pipework, the lug on the motor would still get connected to the lug on the heater unit.
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Default Re: Hydro tub bonding

yeppers......and for goodness sake dont let anyone tell you the lug on the motor requires a #8 AWG bonding conductor back to the panel........the lug is for the equipotential plane at the hydromessage tub........nothing more.....nothing less.

I concur with mike and mark........hey dont they have a candy named after them....no wait...thats mike and ike....sorry.....



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