Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 132 of 521
In a dwelling, a hallway of what length or more must have at least one receptacle outlet?
a.10 ft
b.6 ft
c.15 ft
d.20 ft
Explanation
Section 210.52(H) requires at least one receptacle outlet in dwelling hallways 10 ft or more in length, measured along the centerline without passing through a doorway. Halls shorter than 10 ft are not required to have one; 15 and 20 ft are longer than the trigger.
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