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The National Electrical Code (NEC) requires bonding and grounding of boat dock electrical systems to prevent shock hazards, mandating that all metal parts likely to become energized be connected to a grounding busbar. GFCI protection on the entire circuit not just receptacles. So many critical steps must be taken to keep everyone safe and it has to be maintained annually and even monthly when storms come through. | McPherson Electric
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