@eprosenx The inspector called literally right as I posted my last message. He had actually never heard of 625.54. In his book it stops at 625.52 (oddly enough, my electrician friend has a NEC app on his phone that also stops at .52). I pointed him to the NFPA website and he saw .54 for the first time. After reading he agreed with the electrician that the GFCI protection doesn't apply to 240v circuits.
Depending on what I can find about what protection the UMC has built in I may use a GFCI breaker anyway. What's a hundred bucks when you're plugging in a $60k car?
Depending on what I can find about what protection the UMC has built in I may use a GFCI breaker anyway. What's a hundred bucks when you're plugging in a $60k car?