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  1. Dwelling kitchen receptacles required - 210.52 (A) (2) (1) and 210.52 ...

    Mar 8, 2022 · As a receptacle can be up to 5-1/2 feet above the floor and still serve the wall space, is there an issue? The countertop receptacles can serve the wall space. And since the countertop …

  2. Dwelling Unit, Receptacle spacing Requirement | Information by ...

    Mar 18, 2020 · If I where to put a receptacle in the next 2 feet, after the cabinet, I would satisfy the requirement of having a receptacle within a 6 foot reach. (210.52a1) ??? You're asking whether the …

  3. Receptacle Termination & Wire Sizes | Information by Electrical ...

    May 2, 2007 · What is the largest size wire that can safely land on a receptacle termination? We normally use #12s everywhere, #10s for long distance runs but will #8s work? Is there some UL …

  4. Receptacle in a shallow box? | Information by Electrical Professionals ...

    Nov 23, 2020 · Quick question: Can a GFI receptacle be installed in a 1-1/4" deep box? Or perhaps a regular receptacle that is down stream of a GFI?

  5. 20A receptacle on a 15A circuit residential | Information by Electrical ...

    Jun 1, 2025 · To add: looking only at the receptacle on the right (below), note that the contacts on both sides can accommodate either a vertical or a horizontal blade. For a given grade of receptacle, the …

  6. Hallway receptacles | Information by Electrical Professionals for ...

    Feb 13, 2020 · I agree with Dennis in the 2008 NEC for hallways less than 10' no receptacle required, more than 10' one required. And it doesn't matter if one side of your hallway has doors and the other …

  7. 50-Amp EV Receptacle | Information by Electrical Professionals for ...

    Apr 6, 2025 · When did they start making 50-Amp Receptacles listed specifically for EV charging? & Are they now required per NEC? Thanks in advance!

  8. Use of outlet as a disconnecting mean | Information by Electrical ...

    Oct 11, 2023 · Does the receptacle have a means to accept a locking device that remains in place? Can you add a lockout at the panel? Please review definition of disconnecting means.

  9. What's considered "convenience receptacle"? | Information by Electrical ...

    Jul 19, 2012 · What does the NEC consider as a convenience receptacle? If there isn't a specific appliance, then this is a convenience receptacle? Is a TV connected to a receptacle considered a …

  10. Single Receptacles | Information by Electrical Professionals for ...

    Mar 23, 2007 · single receptacle single receptacle Hi: The code refers to single receptacles at 210.21 (B) (1); 430.81 (B) and at 630.11 by a quick search. Also see definition of receptacle at Article 100. …