plugmold question

[btstarcher]

When filling out panel schedules, what assumptions need to be made when dealing with plugmold? Am I correct in thinking that you deal with plugmold the same way you deal with track lighting (i.e. x-VA/ft)?

 

[roger]

The plugmold specified would tell you the amount of receptacles by the way of the particular models receptacle spacing, i.e. 6" on center, 12", etc..., you would then use 220.14(I).

Roger

 

[btstarcher]

All I can find out about the plugmold is "G3020;" does anyone know what this is? I inherited this job from a former employee, and I'm new here myself; I just can't find any other information (spacing, etc.)

 

[H.L.]

Wiremold 3000 series is a wireway into which you may install recepticles as required by using the appropriate accessory fittings.

http://www.wiremold.com/www/consumer/index.asp

H.L.

 

[btstarcher]

I tried to specify that in the AR capitol building; neat stuff. The architect thought it wasn't "unobtrusive" enough; he ended up selecting a very slim design that fit under a piece of custom trim.

This job has already gone out for bids; I just can't find any information pertaining to the specific wiremold that is shown in the drawings. I don't see any notes, and the only reference I can find is shown in the panel schedules: "G3020 wiremold." The drawings show (2) 14' lengths of it, and each has its own circuit; I think each should have (2) circuits, but I don't want to over-do it. Local code allows 6 receptacles/circuit.

 

[jtester]

Look at 220.14(H) in the 2005.

Jim T