william phillips
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is a load center allowed in a bathroom in a commercial building and if so what are the parameters.
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Welcome to the forum.
Overcurrent devices are permitted to be located in a non-dwelling unit bathroom provided that they meet the working space requirements of 110.26(A) and are not part of the service disconnecting means. (See 230.70(A)(2))
240.24(E) only applies to dwelling units and guest rooms/ suites of hotels and motels.
Chris
Overcurrent devices are permitted to be located in a non-dwelling unit bathroom provided that they meet the working space requirements of 110.26(A) and are not part of the service disconnecting means. (See 230.70(A)(2))
240.24(E) only applies to dwelling units and guest rooms/ suites of hotels and motels.
Chris
pms_electric
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I agree with raider1. The key here is"non-dwelling". I have done this install many times.
pms_electric
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Walmarts put 100amp mlo panels in their pharmacy bathrooms.
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