FAQ

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• Leviton’s line of Portable GFCI’s
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Material taken from the National Electric Code
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is reprinted with permission
from NFPA 70
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, 2023 edition. National Electrical Code
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, Copyright 2022,
National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, MA. All rights reserved.
NEC
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Revision
551.71(A)(B)(C)(F) Receptacle
Requirements at RV Parks
Change Summary
• The NEC now requires the receptacles in RV parks to be
weather-resistant.
Article 551 Recreational Vehicles and Recreational
Vehicle Parks
551.71 Type Receptacles Provided.
(A) 20-Ampere. Every recreational vehicle site with
electrical supply shall be equipped with recreational vehicle
site supply equipment with at least one 20-ampere, 125-volt
weather-resistant receptacle. This receptacle, when used in
recreational vehicle site electrical equipment shall not be
required to be tamper-resistant in accordance with 406.12.
(B) 30-Ampere. A minimum of 70 percent of all recreational
vehicle sites with electrical supply shall each be equipped
with a 30-ampere, 125-volt weather-resistant receptacle
conforming to 551.46(C)(1). The supply shall be permitted
to include additional receptacle congurations conforming to
551.81. The remainder of all recreational vehicle sites with
electrical supply shall be equipped with one or more of the
receptacle congurations conforming to 551.81.
(C) 50-Ampere. A minimum of 20 percent of existing
and 40 percent of all new recreational vehicle sites with
electrical supply, shall each be equipped with a 50-ampere,
125/250-volt weather-resistant receptacle conforming to
the conguration as identied in Figure 551.46(C)(1).
Every recreational vehicle site equipped with a 50-ampere
receptacle shall be also equipped with a 30-ampere, 125-volt
receptacle conforming to Figure 551.46(C)(1).
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