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- Article 520
Receptacles Receptacles for electrical equipment on stages shall be rated in amperes Conductors supplying recepta‐ cles shall be in accordance with Articles 310 and 400 Connector Strips, Drop Boxes, Floor Pockets, and Other Outlet Enclosures
- National Electrical Code Top Ten Tips: Article 520 - Codebookcity
Article 520 applies to all structures or parts of structures used for presentations and or performances Basically, if it has a stage, auditorium, or audience seating area, it's covered by Article 520 You can use raceway, Type MI cable, Typle MC cable, or Type AC cable
- Mike Holt’s Illustrated Guide to ARTICLE 555— MARINAS AND BOATY
This article begins with the concept of the electrical datum plane You might think of it as the border of a “demilitarized zone” for electrical equipment Or, you can think of it as a line that marks the beginning of a “no man’s land” where you simply don’t place electrical equipment
- NEC Article 555 - Marinas, Boatyards, Commercial and . . . - Quizlet
Listed GFPE, rated not more than _____, shall be provided for receptacles providing shore power at marinas and docking facilities
- NEC Requirements for Receptacles | EC M
Article 406 covers the rating, type, and installation of receptacles and attachment plugs It also covers flanged surface inlets [Sec 406 1], as shown in Fig 1 Fig 1 The rating, type, and installation of receptacles, attachment plugs, and flange inlets can be found in Art 406 of the NEC
- Receptacle Rating and Type - UpCodes
Receptacles must be clearly labeled with the manufacturer's details and their voltage and ampere ratings They should have a minimum rating of 15 amperes and 125 or 250 volts, and cannot be used as lampholders Specific markings are required for receptacles designed for aluminum conductors
- NEC Article 555: Marinas, Boatyards, Floating Buildings, and Docking . . .
Article 555 of the National Electrical Code (NEC), also known as NFPA 70, governs the installation of electrical wiring and equipment in various marine environments, including fixed or floating piers, wharves, docks, floating buildings, and marinas
- Marinas and Boatyards 2014NEC - NACBI
This article begins with the concept of the electrical datum plane You might think of it as the border of a “demilitarized zone” for electrical equipment Or, you can think of it as a line that marks the beginning of a “no man’s land” where you simply don’t place electrical equipment
- ELECTRICAL INSPECTION GUIDELINE FOR SPECIAL EVENTS - Las Vegas
Accordingly, all stages with electrical equipment installed in or on the stage shall have a disconnect The disconnect is required to be readily accessible In addition, disconnects installed outdoors shall be rated for wet locations Such disconnects shall be properly supported
- The Apprentice’s Guide to Art. 406 - EC M
Always make sure the receptacle is listed and marked with the manufacturer’s name or identification and voltage and ampere ratings Receptacles and cord connectors shall be rated not less than 15A, 125V, or 15A, 250V, and shall be of a type not suitable for use as lampholders
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