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celtic said:
Oh sure, ask me that will I am laying in bed with my books out in the truck.
laundry receptacle
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Oh sure, ask me that will I am laying in bed with my books out in the truck.
peter d
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- New England
iwire said:
WHAT??? You don't have it memorized????
ItsHot said:
LOL
I am not "The forums most censored member" :grin:
Thanks ItsHot :smile:
iwire said:
You mean ::gasp:: you don't have a copy on the nightstand ????
It's 210.52(F) in the '05 (does this change everything ~ LOL ) ...and the NFPA site won't let me open the '08
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- Massachusetts
celtic said:
Nope, at least not right now.:smile:
and the NFPA site won't let me open the '08
Yeah I tried the other day and had no luck, the NFPA website stinks IMHO.
quogueelectric
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- new york
The cow is present and accounted for and has to get to a job now but I will be back later with code books in tow.480sparky said:
steelersman
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- Lake Ridge, VA
It let's me open it. Or at least it did about 2 weeks ago when I last tried unless something has changed.iwire said:
wirebender
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- North Central Texas
steelersman said:
It's been in the last few days that it changed. I used it one night and the next day no dice.
- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Service Manager
celtic said:
I see it in the '08, but it doesn't have a shading over the "Areas".
iwire said:
Nonsense - I can give answers without a solid substantiation all day -
No.
See?
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- Massachusetts
celtic said:It all boils down to it being George's fault.
Agreed.
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- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Service Manager
It usually is - I have a tendency to have broken it.
Fantastic - you?celtic said:
wirebender
Senior Member
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- North Central Texas
From the 2005:
210.52 Dwelling Unit Receptacle Outlets
(A) General Provisions
(B) Small Appliances
(C) Countertops
(D) Bathrooms
(E) Outdoor Outlets
(F) Laundry Areas
(G) Basements and Garages
(H) Hallways
210.52 Dwelling Unit Receptacle Outlets
(A) General Provisions
(B) Small Appliances
(C) Countertops
(D) Bathrooms
(E) Outdoor Outlets
(F) Laundry Areas
(G) Basements and Garages
(H) Hallways
DanZ
Senior Member
I got on the '08 last night. Maybe it's cause I use the free one, not the pay for code one. :grin:
Wait, I just tried, and now I can't.
210.52 ('08) talks about 125V receptacles, not 120V.:roll: :wink:
Well, 210.11(C)(2)('08) says the receptacle serves the laundry. Unless you have a "laundry area" on a different floor, I don't see the AHJ allowing it, but it is the AHJ call.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get some plywood to replace a warped subfloor.
:grin: Wait, I just tried, and now I can't.
210.52 ('08) talks about 125V receptacles, not 120V.:roll: :wink:
Well, 210.11(C)(2)('08) says the receptacle serves the laundry. Unless you have a "laundry area" on a different floor, I don't see the AHJ allowing it, but it is the AHJ call.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get some plywood to replace a warped subfloor.
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S'mise said:
It might be if you can find anyplace in the NEC that uses the words 'laundry room'. :smile:
DanZ
Senior Member
George who? This needs to get fixed, quick! I've got a power and lighting layout correction letter to fix!!!celtic said:
Al may have invented the internet, but George broke it right awayS'mise said:
George is George Stolz ...one of the moderators here :grin:DanZ said:
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