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• E3908.21.1

  Inside Raceway or Enclosure

  • Jumpers inside raceways are identified and spliced like EGCs (NEC 250.102(E)(1)).

  Works withE3407.2E3908.14

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 39, Power and Lighting DistributionRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E3402

  Building Structure Protection

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 34, General RequirementsRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E4203.7

  Overhead Conductor Clearances

  • No overhead power lines over pools, diving structures or platforms or within 10 ft of them unless at the table clearances; communications cables at least 10 ft up (NEC 680.9).

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 42, Swimming PoolsRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E3602.1

  Ampacity of Ungrounded Conductors

  • Ungrounded service conductors carry at least the load: 100 A, 3-wire minimum for a one-family dwelling and 60 A for other installations (NEC 230.42(B), 230.79).

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 36, ServicesRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E4004

  Luminaire Installation

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 40, Devices and LuminairesRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E4204.4

  Bonding of Outdoor Hot Tubs and Spas

  • Outdoor spas and hot tubs are bonded like pools; a common metal frame counts, and stave hoops are exempt (NEC 680.42).

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 42, Swimming PoolsRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E3705

  Conductor Sizing and Overcurrent Protection

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 37, Branch Circuit and Feeder RequirementsRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

• E4301

  General

  International Residential Code, 2024 · Chapter 43, Class 2 Remote-Control, Signaling and Power-Limited CircuitsRead the full text (opens UpCodes in a new tab)

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