Commercial bathroom

[ivsenroute]

Doesn't the ground terminal have to be UP in a commercial building?

Only for an A-1 occupancy per NEC 210.21(B)(5)

 

[dcspector]

Only for an A-1 occupancy per NEC 210.21(B)(5)

Huh???...........

 

[dcspector]

Doesn't the ground terminal have to be UP in a commercial building?

No......let's not go there!

 

[ivsenroute]

Huh???...........

Sorry, forgot to add this to my post...........:wink:

 

[480sparky]

Only for an A-1 occupancy per NEC 210.21(B)(5)

 

[wbalsam1]

How about antidisestablishmentarianism?. (I entered that a ultrasonic speed just for you, Chris)

Also, why do we always abbreviate etcetera?

And why is it that when we abbreviate etcetera, some of us choose to spell it ect instead of etc? I have so little to concern myself with these days. :-?

 

[mattsilkwood]

why do we call an orange an orange but we dont call a bannana a yellow?

 

[peter d]

what is the requirement for Commercial bathroom receptacles?
at least one 120v 20A rec? Or none req???

You could put a 15 amp receptacle on a 15 amp circuit in a commercial bathroom if you wanted to. Not many hairdryers get used in commercial bathrooms. Well maybe in a locker room. But for the run of the mill bathrooms in restaurants, retail stores, etc you are good with no receptacle or one fed from a multiple receptacle circuit.

 

[travis301]

On this topic,does a hand dryer in a commercial bathroom,located withen 6' of the sink ,need to be need to be on GFCI protection. Unit is hardwired thru the back of the dryer.
Thanks

 

[peter d]

On this topic,does a hand dryer in a commercial bathroom,located withen 6' of the sink ,need to be need to be on GFCI protection. Unit is hardwired thru the back of the dryer.
Thanks

No, unless required by the manufacturers instructions.

 

[480sparky]

On this topic,does a hand dryer in a commercial bathroom,located withen 6' of the sink ,need to be need to be on GFCI protection. Unit is hardwired thru the back of the dryer.
Thanks

GFI protection only applies to receptacles.....

 

[wbalsam1]

why do we call an orange an orange but we dont call a bannana a yellow?

What's a bannana?:-?

 

[travis301]

10-4,thanks Sparky

 

[peter d]

10-4,thanks Sparky

Hey no fair, I answered first.

 

[480sparky]

Hey no fair, I answered first.

Aren't we both "Sparky"? If you were on a job site, and someone yelled "Hey, Sparky!", wouldn't you turn around?

 

[peter d]

Aren't we both "Sparky"? If you were on a job site, and someone yelled "Hey, Sparky!", wouldn't you turn around?

More than likely I would try to ignore him if he was calling me "sparky."

 

[480sparky]

More than likely I would try to ignore him if he was calling me "sparky."

I've been called worse....

 

[Jesse7623]

Only for an A-1 occupancy per NEC 210.21(B)(5)

what? I have never heard of that.

 

[e57]

why do we call an orange an orange but we dont call a bannana a yellow?

Because the banana had another name - Plantain, and we previously nailed 'yellow' down. (Not all bananas are yellow) The 'orange' on the other hand has been stuck to its color since antiquity. (However, not all oranges are orange.)