Circuit Feeding Through Other Tenant

[ASHAW]

Hi
we have a multi tenant retain strip. Each tenant has its own meter and service entering at the back of each tenant. There is also a house panel. I realize the NEC restrict feeding some other tenant loads from other panels but is there a restriction that wouldnt all to run a circuit through a tenant fed from teh house panel to the front of canopy area to feed house loads?

 

[infinity]

No. You can run through another tenant space. Done all of the time in commercial buildings for things like poke-thrus that are run in the ceiling of the tenant space below the deck.

 

[ASHAW]

No. You can run through another tenant space. Done all of the time in commercial buildings for things like poke-thrus that are run in the ceiling of the tenant space below the deck.

I think that's a little different. Mosts commercial buildings have one service. I explained that each tenant has its own service and fire-rated wall dividing.

 

[electrofelon]

I think that's a little different. Mosts commercial buildings have one service. I explained that each tenant has its own service and fire-rated wall dividing.

Do you know if it's considered one building or multiple buildings? Some issues arise if it is multiple buildings.

 

[infinity]

I think that's a little different. Mosts commercial buildings have one service. I explained that each tenant has its own service and fire-rated wall dividing.

What code section would be violated? As EF stated unless these are separate buildings there should not be an issue.