Electrical definitions apply to Chapters 34 to 43; undefined terms fall back to R202, then ordinary meaning. 'Readily accessible' means reachable without tools (other than keys), climbing or ladders.
A bathroom is an area with a sink plus a toilet, urinal, tub, shower or bidet; a kitchen has a sink and permanent cooking provisions; a laundry area holds a laundry tray, washer or dryer.
A continuous load runs at maximum current for 3 hours or more; 'in sight from' means visible within 50 ft; the low-voltage contact limit is 15 V AC (21.2 V peak) or 30 V DC.
Location classes: dry (not normally damp), damp (sheltered but moist), wet (underground, in slabs on earth, saturated or exposed to weather).
A habitable room is for living, sleeping, eating or cooking, excluding baths, closets, halls and utility spaces; a clothes closet stores garments and its storage space is where combustibles can sit.
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