commercial buildings
- Thread starter jrivera
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Re: commercial buildings
No.
No.
No.
No.
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- New Jersey
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- Journeyman Electrician
Re: commercial buildings
Nein & Nein.
Nein & Nein.
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- New Jersey
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- Journeyman Electrician
Re: commercial buildings
Neun plus neun Gleichgestellte achtzehn
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Re: commercial buildings
Nein! Nein und nein = 81. 11 x nein = neinty-nein.
petersonra
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- Northern illinois
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- engineer
Re: commercial buildings
the answer is - one. but it is not a nec requirement.
coffee is a requirement for any kind of work.
a commercial establishment is a working environment.
coffee requires a coffee pot to make it in.
the coffee pot requires an outlet to plug into.
therefore, you must have at least one outlet in a comemrical establishment to service the coffee pot.
[ July 21, 2005, 08:00 AM: Message edited by: petersonra ]
the answer is - one. but it is not a nec requirement.
coffee is a requirement for any kind of work.
a commercial establishment is a working environment.
coffee requires a coffee pot to make it in.
the coffee pot requires an outlet to plug into.
therefore, you must have at least one outlet in a comemrical establishment to service the coffee pot.
[ July 21, 2005, 08:00 AM: Message edited by: petersonra ]
sandsnow
Senior Member
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- Southern California
Re: commercial buildings
Sometimes
and
Sometimes
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One for every 12 linear feet
Sometimes
and
Sometimes
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One for every 12 linear feet
charlie
Senior Member
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- Indianapolis
Re: commercial buildings
I gotta agree with Bob's analysis of the whole situation. Great logic, one receptacle next to the coffee pot it is. I wonder if that should be in the Code?
I gotta agree with Bob's analysis of the whole situation. Great logic, one receptacle next to the coffee pot it is. I wonder if that should be in the Code?
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- Lockport, IL
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- Retired Electrical Engineer
Re: commercial buildings
To Larry's list, we should add a receptacle near any HVAC equipment and a GFCI receptacle in any elevator pit.
To Larry's list, we should add a receptacle near any HVAC equipment and a GFCI receptacle in any elevator pit.
marissa2
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- Connecticut
Re: commercial buildings
What about a sign outlet. If it is accesible to pedestrians, it requires one circuit that supplies no other load. This could be a recepticale outlet.
Lou
What about a sign outlet. If it is accesible to pedestrians, it requires one circuit that supplies no other load. This could be a recepticale outlet.
Lou
GG
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Re: commercial buildings
Reminds me of a job that I bid. The guy who owned the building said I want you to place receptacles everywhere the code requires them. I said thats easy, they dont require any so you tell me where you want them. Well he thought I was being a wise guy and we got into it a little. Guess I should have told him they are required every 2' and charged him accordingly.
Reminds me of a job that I bid. The guy who owned the building said I want you to place receptacles everywhere the code requires them. I said thats easy, they dont require any so you tell me where you want them. Well he thought I was being a wise guy and we got into it a little. Guess I should have told him they are required every 2' and charged him accordingly.
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