Article 110.26C(2) is what I should of referenced in my last posting

[skipharper]

Hopefully the picture uploads-distribution A & B are 3000 volts each-is a second exit required? It is 9 feet from the face of A to B and while it may be one listed piece of equipment once set the width of the A & B boxes is roughly 4'8" and the three cabinets combined is 12'.

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[skipharper]

Article 110.26C(2) is what I should of referenced in my last posting

Distribution A & B are 3000 volts each-is a second exit required? It is 9 feet from the face of A to B and while it may be one listed piece of equipment once set the width of the A & B boxes is roughly 4'8" and the three cabinets combined is 12'. See photo in previous post

 

[Span]

Single exit should be fine. Your picture is condition 3 minimun clear space 5', and not more than 1200A per 110.26 with unobstructed exit way of travel, a single entrance shall be permitted.

 

[jar546]

Not sure I know what post you are talking about since this is a new thread. I can merge it with the original thread if you let me know where to find it. Nevermind. Got it, threads merged.

 

[chris kennedy]

You reference both 110.26 and 110.34, you talkin 3000V or 3000A?

Wait a minute, this thread is a month old???

 

[jar546]

I am assuming Volts because he posted volts twice but you never know. I was curious too

 

[peach]

I assume Amps and yes.. unless they are using 1996 NEC. (When do you see a service listed in volts)?

 

[Gregg Harris]

You reference both 110.26 and 110.34, you talkin 3000V or 3000A?Wait a minute, this thread is a month old???

Chapter 1 General :: ARTICLE 110 Requirements for Electrical Installations

II. 600 Volts, Nominal, or Less 110.26

III. Over 600 Volts, Nominal 110.34