Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0780-02-01-.15 - USED MANUFACTURED HOMES
(1) Manufactured
homes shall have listed, enclosed-type service-entrance equipment located
inside the manufactured home, with proper rated overcurrent protection for each
branch circuit. Overcurrent protection for circuits of twenty (20) amperes or
less may be either circuit breakers, or plug fuses and fuse holders of Type
"S", and shall be of the time-delay type. The manufactured home disconnecting
means located inside shall be fed from an outside location with a feeder from
the main service entrance for such manufactured home. If the supply or feeder
from the main service to the disconnecting means located inside does not have a
grounding conductor as required by Article 550 of the 2017 edition of the
National Electrical Code, one shall be installed.
(2) Inspection shall be both visual and
mechanical; switch and receptacle plates and light fixtures will be removed to
check conductor connections, insulation of splices, boxes, and general code
requirements.
(3) After the
mechanical test and visual inspections have been made, a safety inspection
certificate may be issued as determined by the inspector.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 68-102-113, 68-102-143, 68-102-147, and 68-102-150.
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