Yes. Guest rooms/suites in hotels, motels, sleeping rooms in dormitories, and similar occupancies are required to have receptacle outlets installed in accordance with 210.52(A) and 210.52(D). See Section 210.60. This means the spacing. Yes. Guest rooms/suites in hotels, motels, sleeping rooms in dormitories, and similar occupancies are required to have receptacle outlets installed in accordance with 210.52(A) and 210.52(D). See Section 210.60. This means the spacing and number of receptacle outlets in hotel rooms must be determined in the same manner as dwelling units. It is nece. No. Section 517.33 provides a prescriptive list of lighting, receptacles and equipment that is permitted on the life safety branch. The following are permitted: (A) illumination for means of egress, including but not limited to corridors and passageways, stairs and approach to building exits; (B) exit signs; (C) alarms and alerting systems includin. As Article 100 defines, junction boxes containing terminations on devices or splices are considered equipment. All equipment, including but not limited to junction boxes, are not required to meet the working space requirements of Section 110.26. The requirements apply to equipment that is “likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing or mai. The inspector is correct. Section 210.11 provides requirements for “branch circuits required,” and 210.11(C)(3) states that, in addition to the number of branch circuits required by other parts of 210.11, at least one 120V, 20A branch circuit must be provided to supply the bathroom(s) receptacle outlet(s) in dwellings. Additionally, these required. Branches from busways are specifically permitted in 368.56(A), which lists permitted Chapter 3 wiring methods, and in 368.56(B), which permits cord and cable assemblies. In this case, 368.56(B) permits extra-hard-use cord as a branch from busway for the connection of portable equipment or the connection of stationary equipment to facilitate their i.
