Panels in "other than dwelling" restrooms

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amptech

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I know 240.24(E) prohibits locating OCP in bathrooms of dwellings, guest suites of motels and hotels, but where does one find an article allowing OCP in non-dwelling restrooms?
 
amptech said:
I know 240.24(E) prohibits locating OCP in bathrooms of dwellings, guest suites of motels and hotels, but where does one find an article allowing OCP in non-dwelling restrooms?
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You won't find it.
 
amptech said:
I know 240.24(E) prohibits locating OCP in bathrooms of dwellings, guest suites of motels and hotels, but where does one find an article allowing OCP in non-dwelling restrooms?
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240.24(E) permits it sort of :wink:

Don't forget that the service disconnect can not be in a nondwelling bathroom. 230.70(A)(2)
 
Had a situation like this about six months ago at a cell phone store remodel. The setup was; the panel on the inside back wall, meter on the outside. Since they decided to have both a mens and a womens restroom the panel ended up in the womans restroom. The inspector "suggested" we have our main disconnect outside then the restroom panel is subfed. Turned out to be a nice extra for my company.
 
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