Multi-wire Branch Circuit labeling

[sparky55]

Is there a requirement for the panel front to be labeled to identify that the panel has Multi-wire branch circuits? If so, is it a "WARNING" or "DANGER" label?

 

[iwire]

Is there a requirement for the panel front to be labeled to identify that the panel has Multi-wire branch circuits?

No, there is no requirement for that.

Almost all panels have multiwire branch circuits from them.

 

[peter d]

Why would a warning label be required?

 

[stickboy1375]

I honestly don't know...

 

[peter d]

99.9999% of services and "sub panels" are fed with a multiwire circuit.

 

[ryan_618]

99.9999% of services and "sub panels" are fed with a multiwire circuit.

Yes...but the question was about branch circuits, not feeders and service conductors.

 

[peter d]

Ryan, I realize that. I'm just trying to get at what seems to be the heart of the issue, which is an unjustified fear of MWBC's.

 

[iwire]

Yes...but the question was about branch circuits, not feeders and service conductors.

Yes, but if that panel supplies an electric range and / or oven it has multiwire branch circuits.

That being the case almost all panels would end up with another meaningless 'Danger Will Robinson' label.

 

[allenwayne]

Bob you are showing your age with that statement.DR. Smith, DR. Smith where is penny.