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The North Carolina
Building Code Council adopted the 2008 National Electrical Code
(NFPA 70-2008),
with amendments, as the North Carolina
Electrical Code effective June 1, 2008.
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to view the NC code amendments for 2011
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NC code amendments through May, 2006.
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2005 Edition of the NC Electrical Code.
Below are 13 Electrical Code interpretations by the NC Department of Insurance
Engineering Division.
1).
210.11 B - Number Of Outlets On Circuits In Dwellings
2).
210.12.b - Arc-fault Circuit-interrupters In Bedrooms Of
Dwellings
3).
210.21 B3 - 15 Amp Duplex Receptacles On 20 Amp Circuits
4).
210.71.a.c.2 - Smoke Detectors In Attics
5).
210.71.b Exception 2 - Smoke Detectors In Residential Aircraft
Hangers
6).
210.8.b.3 - GFCI Receptacles In Commercial Kitchens
7).
250.56 - Grounding Electrodes For Single Family Dwellings
8).
300.5 D - Non-metallic Conduit Subject To Physical Damage
9).
334.10 - Nm Cable Other Than Dwellings
10).
406.8.b - In-use Type Receptacle Covers In Wet Locations
11).
550.33 - Mobile Home Feeders And Equipment Grounding Conductors
12).
601.1 - Garage Heating And Cooling For A Dwelling
13).
680.26 C - Swimming Pool Equipotential Bonding Grid
Below are additional interpretations of the Electrical Code
made by the NC Department of Insurance, Engineering Division.
Service
Equipment-Disconnecting Means
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