Ground fault NEC 230.95

[rynomite]

The exam has the correct answer as being false but I'm relatively certain ground fault protection is required here. I know there are exceptions to the rule, but I don't think this would meet any of them. Can anybody point out what I am missing? Thanks.

[Kalbi_Rob]

The exam has the correct answer as being false but I'm relatively certain ground fault protection is required here. I know there are exceptions to the rule, but I don't think this would meet any of them. Can anybody point out what I am missing? Thanks.

There are a few exceptions:
http://www.cooperindustries.com/cont...ements_GFP.pdf

Specifically:
"Where Ground Fault Relays are NOT Required
There are many services and feeders where 230.95, 215.10, and 240.13 do
not require ground fault protection including:
1. Continuous industrial process where a non-orderly shut down would increase
hazards.
7. Service with six disconnects or less (230.71) where each disconnect is less than
1000 amps. A 4000A service could be split into 5 - 800A switches.
9. Fire Pumps
10. For feeders where Ground Fault Protection is provided on the service (except for
Health Care Facilities. See 517.17.)"

[phasor]

The exam has the correct answer as being false but I'm relatively certain ground fault protection is required here. I know there are exceptions to the rule, but I don't think this would meet any of them. Can anybody point out what I am missing? Thanks.

It's only applicable to the service, not all breakers. Article 230 is services.

[SecondGen]

I know there are exceptions to the rule

Question states "all," there is your answer.