steve holt
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Do the dedicated space requirements in 110.26(F) apply to residential high rise loadcenters?
Dedicated Space
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110.26(F) is for locked rooms are these panelboards within the locked rooms? Even if they are I see no relief from the standard dedicated space rules.
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Steve, I think you have a typo. Did you mean to refer to 110.26(E)? If so, then I agree with Rob that your answer is "yes, the dedicated space rules do apply."
steve holt
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Charlie, yes you are correct; I meant (E). Thanks
Greg1707
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panels on wall of kitchen counter space
panels on wall of kitchen counter space
I have often wondered about this. I have been in many high rise/apartments where the panel is on the wall of the kitchen counter. I always have to lay on the counter top in order to open up the panel. These are building from the 1970's.
Has anything changed over the years with the working space requirements?
On the other hand, maybe the kitchens have been renovated over the years and cabinets have been placed in front of the panels?
panels on wall of kitchen counter space
I have often wondered about this. I have been in many high rise/apartments where the panel is on the wall of the kitchen counter. I always have to lay on the counter top in order to open up the panel. These are building from the 1970's.
Has anything changed over the years with the working space requirements?
On the other hand, maybe the kitchens have been renovated over the years and cabinets have been placed in front of the panels?
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