gunter
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If a panelboard is mounted adjacent to a 36 inch wide door, may the width of the door be considered as part of the working space??
NEC 110.26 (2) Width of Working Space
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Re: NEC 110.26 (2) Width of Working Space
Hmm, this would be call for the AHJ. I would call it based on how the door swings.
Hmm, this would be call for the AHJ. I would call it based on how the door swings.
russ
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Re: NEC 110.26 (2) Width of Working Space
I know this door swing next to, in front of, and across from panels has been debated before.
Click this link.
http://www.mikeholt.com/cgi-bin/codeforum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=18;t=005297
Just thought of something!
I always used 110.31(A) condition 3, to install opposing panels.
These panels sometimes have doors that enter into the other panel 36" space. I don't have a problem with door swings entering this space.
Russ
I know this door swing next to, in front of, and across from panels has been debated before.
Click this link.
http://www.mikeholt.com/cgi-bin/codeforum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=18;t=005297
Just thought of something!
I always used 110.31(A) condition 3, to install opposing panels.
These panels sometimes have doors that enter into the other panel 36" space. I don't have a problem with door swings entering this space.
Russ
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