Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 155 of 521
In a dwelling, at least one wall switch-controlled lighting outlet must be installed in which of the following?
a.Only the kitchen
b.Only bedrooms
c.Only bathrooms
d.Every habitable room and bathroom
Explanation
Section 210.70(A)(1) requires at least one wall switch-controlled lighting outlet in every habitable room and bathroom of a dwelling. Limiting it to only the kitchen, only bedrooms, or only bathrooms would leave other required rooms without switched lighting.
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