Dwelling unit receptacles load calced at 180 VA

[dnem]

So my question is: What are they ? Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, Queen of England ? Just fantasy ?
220.14(J) says... no additional load calcs for
220.14(J)(1) all general use and bath; 210.11(C)(3)/210.52(D)
220.14(J)(2) outdoor; 210.52(E), basement, garage, accessory; 210.52(G)
220.14(J)(3) lighting

So whats not general purpose [or specifically listed] ?
210.52(B)/210.11(C)(1) small appliance ?
210.52(F)/210.11(C)(2) laundry ?
210.52(H) hallway plug ?
210.52(I) foyer plug ?

I see specific appliance/dedicated recept is based on amp rating and not a flat 180 VA; 220.14(A)

So what gets added to the dwelling calc as 180 VA ?

 

[don_resqcapt19]

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So what gets added to the dwelling calc as 180 VA ?

Nothing...the 180 va does not apply to anything in dwelling units.

 

[mkgrady]

Nothing...the 180 va does not apply to anything in dwelling units.

And there is no limit on the quantity of receptacles in a typical residential circuit

 

[Sierrasparky]

So my question is: What are they ? Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, Queen of England ? Just fantasy ?
220.14(J) says... no additional load calcs for
220.14(J)(1) all general use and bath; 210.11(C)(3)/210.52(D)
220.14(J)(2) outdoor; 210.52(E), basement, garage, accessory; 210.52(G)
220.14(J)(3) lighting

So whats not general purpose [or specifically listed] ?
210.52(B)/210.11(C)(1) small appliance ?
210.52(F)/210.11(C)(2) laundry ?
210.52(H) hallway plug ?
210.52(I) foyer plug ?

I see specific appliance/dedicated recept is based on amp rating and not a flat 180 VA; 220.14(A)

So what gets added to the dwelling calc as 180 VA ?

Does Ohio have some other interpretation.

 

[romex jockey]

specifically....

specifically....

(J) Dwelling Occupancies. In one-family, two-family, and
multifamily dwellings and in guest rooms or guest suites of
hotels and motels, the outlets specified in (1)(1), (J)(2), and
(J)(3) are included in the general lighting load calculations
of 220.12. No additional load calculations shall be required
for such outlets.
(1) All general-use receptacle outlets of 20-ampere rating
or less, including receptacles connected to the circuits
in 210.11(C)(3)
(2) The receptacle outlets specified in 210.52(E) and (G)
(3) The lighting outlets specified in 210.70(A) and (B)

~RJ~

 

[jojo]

Dwelling unit general purpose receptacles are included in the 3VA/sq.ft calculations (NEC Table 220.12)

 

[dnem]

Nothing...the 180 va does not apply to anything in dwelling units.

Saying "Nothing" is alot more straight foward than

"220.14(J) says... no additional load calcs for
220.14(J)(1) all general use and bath; 210.11(C)(3)/210.52(D)
220.14(J)(2) outdoor; 210.52(E), basement, garage, accessory bldg; 210.52(G)
220.14(J)(3) lighting"

If you publicise a list of recept that dont require additional load calcs, doesn't that mean that theres stuff that is NOT on the list ?

They list general use, bath, outdoor, basement, garage, accessory bldg, and lighting. So that means theres stuff that is NOT on the list