Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 163 of 521
In an attached dwelling garage with two vehicle bays, at least how many receptacle outlets are required, and in what location?
a.One total, any wall
b.One near the door only
c.None
d.At least one in each vehicle bay
Explanation
Section 210.52(G)(1) requires at least one receptacle outlet installed in each vehicle bay of a dwelling garage, not more than 5.5 ft above the floor. A two-bay garage therefore needs at least two. 'One total,' 'one near the door,' and 'none' do not satisfy the per-bay requirement.
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