Hello,
I am a new member to this forum. I have a been a follower of the forum until a recent situation at work compelled me to become a member so I could pose this question.
We are working on a commercial project for a church camp. They have a dorm building that they revamped, making it into different rooms. There are three rooms that will be used for living quarters, complete with a bed, a full bath, and a dining room. There is also a nurses station, a mechanical room, and two dorm rooms that each have an occupancy of ten with a double door joining them. These two rooms have bathrooms as well. Now, here is my question. Are arc-faults required in the dorm rooms? What about the bathrooms? Technically they are bedrooms, but not in the same sense as a bedroom in a single family house. Also, does the fact that this a commercial job add anything to the picture? Thanks!
I am a new member to this forum. I have a been a follower of the forum until a recent situation at work compelled me to become a member so I could pose this question.
We are working on a commercial project for a church camp. They have a dorm building that they revamped, making it into different rooms. There are three rooms that will be used for living quarters, complete with a bed, a full bath, and a dining room. There is also a nurses station, a mechanical room, and two dorm rooms that each have an occupancy of ten with a double door joining them. These two rooms have bathrooms as well. Now, here is my question. Are arc-faults required in the dorm rooms? What about the bathrooms? Technically they are bedrooms, but not in the same sense as a bedroom in a single family house. Also, does the fact that this a commercial job add anything to the picture? Thanks!