sparky46514
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Is there a NEC requirement for GFCI outlets in a commercial building ? i.e. within 5 feet of a sink,restroom ,any other locations.
GFCI Receptacles in Commercial Bldg.
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- Bremerton, Washington
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Re: GFCI Receptacles in Commercial Bldg.
Take a look at Section 210.8(B)
It is not the same as dwelling units. Washington State requires the dwelling unit GFCI requirements for all occupancies.
Take a look at Section 210.8(B)
It is not the same as dwelling units. Washington State requires the dwelling unit GFCI requirements for all occupancies.
ryan_618
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- Salt Lake City, Utah
Re: GFCI Receptacles in Commercial Bldg.
Bathrooms. Rooftops. Kitchens. And where ever the EE draws them on the plan.
Bathrooms. Rooftops. Kitchens. And where ever the EE draws them on the plan.
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