Yes there is one- Hayward pumps, nothing about installing it on a GFCI.

There is always going to be some type of grace period due to the permitting process.
I would suggest they attend the local IAEI Division meetings or call their local building department.

I am not thinking of grace periods, any permit applied for on or after July 1 will need to be installed to the 2008 NEC. I did attend my IAEI meeting and found out that it had been adopted.........not that I do not trust you all - BUT I just want documentation that the state wants us to enforce it. Before I hang my notice signs or put big red letters on my website I just want the little ducks in a row.

He he he.
I hear you.
I would think the directive would come from the building official. Which in turn usually comes from the city/county commissioners since they usually get the notice first.

When this FBC thing started the local city/counties would still vote to adopt it as a formality. Then pass it on to the building department to enforce.

Paul,
If it says "in accordance with the current NEC" as of July 1, 2009 the current Code in Fl is 2008 and would require GFCI.The Manufacturer is referencing the REAL NEC and not the Florida version for his listing.Again I caution that the Electrical Code in Florida is not the NEC it's the FBC and they choose what parts of the NEC to utilize however when a manufacturere references the NEC ne meens the NFPA 70 Standard as written.