Sparky2791
Senior Member
- Location
- Northeast, PA
- Occupation
- Electrical Design
Have project where a development company is splitting up an old Bon Ton department store into tenant spaces. Built in the 1970's as part of a traditional shopping mall from that time period there are several different services feeding the building in different locations around the building. The landlord split it up so the shell space we are engineering for fit -out has its own service from the power company. The old Bon Ton department store service was left for this shell space however, within the electrical closet of this shell space is a panel which serves exterior parking lot and on building lighting. The landlord while splitting up the building and getting it ready for multiple tenants disconnected it from the tenant space service and refed this panel from a house service distribution panel which is correct thing to do from a 'who pays for the exterior lighting' standpoint but now there is a panel in the shell space with its own service that is fed from a different service. Appreciate any insight as to any NEC violations or requirements to make this NEC compliant if possible.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.