Need IRC reference

[jumper]

Where is 225.30 NEC in the IRC?

 

[RICK NAPIER]

I don't think it is but here is an ICC site that references IRC electrical requirements with thier NEC code sections.

http://publicecodes.citation.com/icod/irc/2009/icod_irc_2009_appq.htm

 

[jumper]

Thanks I will look.

Specifically, have you ever heard of 225.30(E) being allowed in a resi app?

(E) Documented Switching Procedures. Additional feeders
or branch circuits shall be permitted to supply installations
under single management where documented safe
switching procedures are established and maintained for
disconnection.

 

[RICK NAPIER]

No I have not but Documented Switching Procedures are completely undefined.

 

[jumper]

No I have not but Documented Switching Procedures are completely undefined.

Would qualified personal be a factor?

I can not see where this section would apply to residential, but as you say undefined.

 

[rbalex]

Would qualified personal be a factor?

...

Not unless location (225.32 Ex 1) was an issue. I can't find anything in Art 225 that restricts Part II to industrial. I've used both 225.30(E) & 225.32 Ex 1 plenty of times in refinery work - I never thought of a "non-industrial" application.

 

[jumper]

Not unless location (225.32 Ex 1) was an issue. I can't find anything in Art 225 that restricts Part II to industrial. I've used both 225.30(E) & 225.32 Ex 1 plenty of times in refinery work - I never thought of a "non-industrial" application.

225.32 Ex1 specifically names "qualified individuals", which implies commercial or industrial, or so I infer it does.

Hence my question: Is a residential application of this section reasonable?

Not in my opinion, yet I cannot back it up.:ashamed1:

 

[rbalex]

225.32 Ex1 specifically names "qualified individuals", which implies commercial or industrial, or so I infer it does.

Hence my question: Is a residential application of this section reasonable?

Not in my opinion, yet I cannot back it up.:ashamed1:

As I said, a non-industrial application never even dawned on me. Well - now you have a potential Proposal for 2014 - and hurry, you only have until this November 4th.

 

[jumper]

As I said, a non-industrial application never even dawned on me. Well - now you have a potential Proposal for 2014 - and hurry, you only have until this November 4th.

Non industrial never occurred to me either.:slaphead:

Looks like I am about to eat my words.:ashamed1:

I'll get Dennis to write it.