Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

[peter d]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

OK, 500, there it is.

 

[sandsnow]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Peter
Pretty sad.
You could of given it a little more flair

 

[peter d]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Originally posted by sandsnow:
Peter
Pretty sad.
You could of given it a little more flair

Yeah, you're right, but I'm a humble guy.

Ok, how's this:

500 posts and we're still in the dark!!!

[ April 28, 2005, 07:25 PM: Message edited by: peter d ]

 

[hurk27]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

AND PETER WIN'S!!!!
Or is that the unknowning race?

Good job Peter

 

[peter d]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Wooo hoooo! I think we should all celebrate!

Has anyone installed any switched dining room receptacles this week? If so, please share your story. How did you feel? Was it everything you ever dreamed of?

 

[physis]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

I already told you, the NEC doesn't care either way.

THE WHOLE THREAD WAS POINTLESS!!!

 

[luke warmwater]

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Hi Roger.

What I'd like to know is, Did I jump in on the end of this, or is it just getting started???

 

[George Stolz]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

It haunts me yet again.

And it's only getting bigga!

 

[bradleyelectric]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

this thread is really still going?

 

[electricmanscott]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

What about this picture. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y159/electricmanscott/DSC00520.jpg At the far end of the kitchen in the dining area is a switched receptacle installed to supply a picture light. Could this be supplied by one of the SA circuits? Should it be? Or does the exception say that it can't be? Let's keep it rolling!

 

[dillon3c]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Sorry scott,

Don't see switched outlet for picture outlined in 210.52(b)(1)-or-(2)denoted exceptions...

 

[jwelectric]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Originally posted by electricmanscott:
What about this picture. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y159/electricmanscott/DSC00520.jpg At the far end of the kitchen in the dining area is a switched receptacle installed to supply a picture light. Could this be supplied by one of the SA circuits? Should it be? Or does the exception say that it can't be? Let's keep it rolling!

There can NEVER be a lighting outlet installed on a small appliance branch circuit for any reason.

 

[bradleyelectric]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

what if its not a lighting outlet, but a switched sa outlet with a light plugged in?

 

[electricmanscott]

Re: Switched Din. Rm. Outlet?

Originally posted by bradleyelectric:
what if its not a lighting outlet, but a switched sa outlet with a light plugged in?

That's it. End of thread. We have come full circle. Please return to page one!