Question 4058 of 731 · Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam
In a dwelling bedroom, what is the minimum width of a wall space that must be counted for receptacle placement under 210.52(A)?
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Correct answer to question 4058
- D: 2 ft
Explanation
210.52(A)(2) defines a wall space as any space 2 ft or more in width, including space measured around corners, unbroken by doorways, fireplaces and similar openings. A 2 ft space between two doors therefore needs a receptacle.
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