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H908 Installation Instructions – Securing the Ground-Fault Device
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Clamp
ties
WARNING
Fire and Shock Hazard
Self-regulating electrical
heating cable attached to this pipe:
Disconnect before servicing
Cord label
WARNING
Fire and Shock Hazard
Self-regulating electrical
heating cable attached to this pipe:
Disconnect before servicing
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For pipe freeze protection
2a
For pipe freeze protection (continued)
Clamp
ties
Cord label
De-icing
equipment
label
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For roof and gutter de-icing
2b
For roof and gutter de-icing (continued)
• To prevent damage to the ground-fault equipment protection
device and to provide strain relief, use clamp ties to secure
the device to the wall near the receptacle. Be careful not to
damage either the cord or the ground-fault unit.
• Plug the heating cable into a 15-A, 120-Vac grounded outlet.
• Make sure that:
– Cord label is readily visible.
– Indicator light on the ground-fault equipment protection
device is on.
– Receptacle is properly weatherproofed (if outdoors).
– Ground-fault equipment protection device and power connec-
tion splice will not be exposed to standing water (if outdoors).
• To prevent damage to the ground-fault equipment protection
device and to provide strain relief, use clamp ties to secure
the device to the wall near the receptacle. Be careful not to
damage either the cord or the ground-fault unit.
• Plug the heating cable into a 15-A, 120-Vac grounded
outlet approved for wet locations.
• Make sure that:
– Cord label is readily visible.
– Indicator light on the ground-fault equipment protection
device is on.
– Receptacle is properly weatherproofed.
– Ground-fault equipment protection device and power
connection splice will not be exposed to standing water.
