Hooking up a portable sign on a football field It's 30 amps 208 volts. Does the plug have to be a GFCI

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hooking up a portable sign on a football field It's 30 amps 208 volts. Does the plug have to be a GFCINo.
Who is installing the sign?
Who ran the circuit?

The sign will be portable and will be move from the football field the gym for basket ball the sign is called school space media. The plug will be installed by a electrician

As far as I know there is no more free edition of the NEC online. Check the NFPA website.


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Who is installing the sign?
Who ran the circuit?

The sign will be portable and will be move from the football field the gym for basket ball the sign is called school space media. The plug will be installed by a electrician

That looks pretty cool. What's the price tag on something like that? Or does the company own the sign and gets advertising revenue from it?

Oh, and your electrician will know what is required for the circuit and receptacle. At least I would hope so. ;)

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If you have an electrician, why are you looking up Codes for him/her?