Hi Mark,
Did you mean 2005 NEC? The language in the 2008 NEC, 690.64(B)(2)
doesn't differentiate between dwelling units and other cases, by my
reading. The same intent seems to be repeated in 705.12(D)(2). Or
perhaps I am missing something here...
Best,
Louis Woofenden
Mark Frye wrote:
120% allowance is only "..For a dwelling unit....".
Clearly this is a load side Point of Connection. If it is a "dwelling
unit"" then the 120% allowance is applicable. If it is not a "dwelling
unit", then there is no room to connect under NEC 2008.
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