Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 117 of 521
For dwelling receptacle spacing under 210.52(A), any wall space that is how wide or wider is counted as usable wall space requiring a receptacle?
a.1 ft
b.18 in
c.2 ft
d.4 ft
Explanation
Section 210.52(A)(2) defines wall space to include any space 2 ft or more in width, including corners. A wall segment at least 2 ft wide must be served by a receptacle. 1 ft and 18 in are below the threshold, and 4 ft is larger than the code minimum.
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