2022-2023 License and Installation Concerns Bulletin.
The Electricians' Licensing Board in conjunction with the State Electrical Inspectors, municipal electrical & building inspectors & other representatives of the electrical industry in the State of New Hampshire have put together this list of common licensing and installation concerns and problems encountered by the Board's office staff relative to the State's licensing law RSA 319-C and the administrative rules.
7. Ductless Mini-Split wiring
With the recent advancement of heat pump technology, the installation of mini split cooling and heating systems have increased exponentially. Consequently, there has been an increase in licensing and installation concerns.
There seems to be confusion among the electrical and HVAC installers regarding who is responsible for the installation of the interconnecting wiring from the indoor unit(s) to the outdoor unit(s). According to the definition of an electrical installation found in RSA 319-C:2 III8, all of the wiring (with the exception of low-voltage thermostatic controls) associated with this system is to be installed by licensed electricians.
In NH, who is responsible for the installation of the interconnecting wiring from the indoor unit(s) to the outdoor unit(s) for a ductless mini-split system?
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