Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 130 of 521
In a dwelling bathroom, at least one receptacle outlet must be installed within what distance of the outside edge of each basin?
a.12 in
b.2 ft
c.3 ft
d.6 ft
Explanation
Section 210.52(D) requires a receptacle outlet within 3 ft of the outside edge of each bathroom basin. The receptacle must be on a wall or partition adjacent to the basin, or on the countertop/basin cabinet side. 12 in and 2 ft are stricter than required; 6 ft exceeds the code limit.
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