Microwatt
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Both NFPA 70 and 99 require battery-powered emergency lighting units in anesthetizing locations. Does this requirement have to be met even if the location is supplied by a generator?
Wiring in Anesthetizing Locations
- Thread starter Microwatt
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- Logan, Utah
I agree with Roger,
The requirements in 517.63(A) need to be met even if there is an essential system installed. The title of 517.63(A) was changed in the 2011 NEC to reflect that this requirement is not an emergency lighting unit as previously termed but is an additional battery power lighting unit that is used to provide light until the generator can fire up.
Chris
The requirements in 517.63(A) need to be met even if there is an essential system installed. The title of 517.63(A) was changed in the 2011 NEC to reflect that this requirement is not an emergency lighting unit as previously termed but is an additional battery power lighting unit that is used to provide light until the generator can fire up.
Chris
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