The laundry circuit IS a dedicated circuit.infinity said:One 20 amp laundry circuit is all that's required. Look at 210.11(C)(2). Welcome to the forum.
BackInTheHabit said:The laundry circuit IS a dedicated circuit.
Do that, and you'll have water all over the floor.josh greene said:. . . I would tap off the washer.
You a funny man Charlie Brown. :grin:charlie b said:Do that, and you'll have water all over the floor.
iwire said:I would not call it that as it can have as many receptacles connected to it as you want.
elohr46 said:2005 nec
art. 210.11(C)(2) "this circut shall have no other outlets". Does this mean that you cannot put the laundry lighting on that circut or is it referring to outlets outside of the laundry room?
thanks, Ed
elohr46 said:2005 nec
art. 210.11(C)(2) "this circut shall have no other outlets". Does this mean that you cannot put the laundry lighting on that circut or is it referring to outlets outside of the laundry room?
thanks, Ed
infinity said:Yes lighting would not be permitted, but an additional receptacle for say an ironing board would be permitted.
I would say yes. To be clear, if you have one receptacle installed for the washing machine, you can add a receptacle to be used for ironing, and put it on the laundry circuit. You can, if you wish, put the ironing receptacle on a lighting circuit instead.Dennis Alwon said:And that could be on the lighting circuit...Yes???
charlie b said:I would say yes. To be clear, if you have one receptacle installed for the washing machine, you can add a receptacle to be used for ironing, and put it on the laundry circuit. You can, if you wish, put the ironing receptacle on a lighting circuit instead.
charlie b said:
I would say yes. To be clear, if you have one receptacle installed for the washing machine, you can add a receptacle to be used for ironing, and put it on the laundry circuit. You can, if you wish, put the ironing receptacle on a lighting circuit instead.
stickboy1375 said:This is the way I read it, at least ONE 20-ampere branch circuit shall be provided to supply the laundry receptacle outlet(s), This circuit shall have no other outlets. I dont see how you can have any thing BUT receptacles on this circuit or anything other than 20 amp receptacle circuits in the laundry room...
SiddMartin said:how could you even put more recepts on it then? No other outlets would include recepts, right?