Went to a job today and found the Dishwaser on the kit appliance cir. I am tring to find it in the code book but there is nothing that says yes and nothing that says no it would be under th 50% of the circuit but it also says no other outlets. This is not one of our common practices. If anyone knows it would be a great help and if i can get it with the article thanks
Dishwasher / small appliance?
- Thread starter shaeer
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- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Hospital Master Electrician
Of the top of my head, 210.52(B)(2). Don't ask why I can tell you that off the top of my head. 
jumper
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Of the top of my head, 210.52(B)(2). Don't ask why I can tell you that off the top of my head.
Okay....... why?
jumper
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My bad, George said do not ask why, so I did. T'was a attempt at humor.
jxofaltrds
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Of the top of my head, 210.52(B)(2). Don't ask why I can tell you that off the top of my head.
Look at your pic. There is nothing there!
Jim W in Tampa
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Call the MH POLICE his picture been ripped off
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taylorp
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It is a violation of 210.52(B)(1) and (2) to connect a dishwasher to the two or more 20-amp small-appliance branch circuits required for kitchens. Other than the exceptions noted, the NEC reserves the full 20-amp capacity in these circuits to support portable appliance loads (such as toasters); the circuits may supply no other outlets.
It is permitted to connect the kitchen refrigerator to this circuit.
It is customary to provide a separate circuit for such loads as a kitchen waste disposer, dishwashers, permanently connected appliances rated at 1000 volt-amps or more, and permanently connected motors rated at 1/2 horsepower or more.
Although some of these loads, if less than 50% of the branch circuit rating, might be wired into an existing circuit (but not the small-appliance circuit), this seldom works out.
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