Disconnecting For Range

[John J Stewart]

In a place of assembly where a household range is used (church kitchen) is the means of disconnecting as described as conection at rear base of a range. (accessible from the front by removal of a drawer) Permitted as means of disconnecting.

Thanks John:-?

 

[mcclary's electrical]

In a place of assembly where a household range is used (church kitchen) is the means of disconnecting as described as conection at rear base of a range. (accessible from the front by removal of a drawer) Permitted as means of disconnecting.

Thanks John:-?

Most normal jurisdictions, yes.
But I've heard stories of a different note. One poster on here had an inspector make him install the cord above the counter top to the right.

 

[raider1]

422.33(B) applies to household electrical ranges but does not limit the requirement to dwelling units. So a household electric range installed in a church would still be OK to have a cord an plug as the disconnecting means in accordance with 422.33(A)&(B).

Chris

 

[Jim W in Tampa]

I see no reason that the standard cord plug would not pass. If inspector kicks fuss offer a breaker lock