Question 4011 of 850 · Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam
Under the 2026 NEC, a detached dwelling storage building has a wood floor framed 2 ft above grade and is not intended as a habitable room. Do its 125-volt receptacles require GFCI protection under 210.8(A)?
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Correct answer to question 4011
- A: Yes, the at or below grade condition was removed for accessory buildings
Explanation
In the 2026 edition, garages became a separate list item and the accessory building item no longer depends on a floor at or below grade level. Storage and work type accessory buildings are covered regardless of floor elevation.
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