Further south here in England, there are recommended minimums by various house-building associations, but there are no legally enforceable minimums. The IEE Wiring Regs. have always specified
how wiring must be installed, but have never specified what outlets, lights etc.
must be provided (and I'm sure everyone's gotten the message that the Regs. aren't legally enforceable in residential anyway
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).
In view of my thread about the proposed new building regulations containing reference to electrical installations for the first time, it would be interesting to know if there are any plans in the pipeline to add minimum requirements. I couldn't see any in the govt. document, although I only had time to scan through it rather quickly.
Trumpy,
You may already be aware that the NEC in America
does specify certain minimums. I'll see if I can post the relevant extracts for you.
[This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 03-30-2003).]