550.32 Mobile home service equipment
What changed in 550.32
GFCI rules for receptacles built into the service equipment were clarified.
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- Receptacles built into the mobile home service equipment need GFCI protection wherever 210.8(A) calls for it.
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GFCI rules for receptacles built into the service equipment were clarified.
2023 NEC®Revised
The service disconnect can now be within sight of the mobile home (up to 50 feet) instead of within 30 feet, and it can double as the emergency disconnect.
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This section did not change from 2023 to 2026.
More 2020 changes in Article 550
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