gapind1
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NEC article 210.25 states that branch circuits in each dwelling unit shall supply only loads within the dwelling unit or loads associated only with that dwelling unit.
My question is, in a commercial office building with common hallways, does the NEC have an article stating that you could not run branch circuits and feeders through offices exposed since there is no common ceilings or drop ceilings to separate the feeders and circuits from that particular suite. So in other words can you run a feeder and branch circuits from a common electrical room on the 1st floor through another suite, through the floor to the 2nd floor through another suite, through the floor to the 3rd floor and through 3 other suites to get to the location that requires the feeders and the branch circuits.
My question is, in a commercial office building with common hallways, does the NEC have an article stating that you could not run branch circuits and feeders through offices exposed since there is no common ceilings or drop ceilings to separate the feeders and circuits from that particular suite. So in other words can you run a feeder and branch circuits from a common electrical room on the 1st floor through another suite, through the floor to the 2nd floor through another suite, through the floor to the 3rd floor and through 3 other suites to get to the location that requires the feeders and the branch circuits.
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