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I agree Greg. Architectural desires cannot supersede minimum code requirements.


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Originally Posted by BPHgravity
There are a few companies manufacturing "Pop-up" receptacle outlets for coutertop applications, however I have not seen any listed for use as a substitute for permanent wiring. The ones I have seen are cord-and-plug connected below the counter-top and are listed as 'relocatable power taps'.
In this situation, I think the AHJ would make an allowance to use pop-ups.

I agree completely that this should be accomodated when the island is designed! It's easy to add blanks or wiring-friendly cabinets when you're building it; rather difficult to come back later and retrofit.

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Here is an example:

[Linked Image from kitchensbywieland.com]


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BPH, got a link to that pop up?

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This particular model is from:

www.kitchensbywieland.com/popup_outlet.html

There are many others...


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We've already debated those things:

https://www.electrical-contractor.n...r+&topic=0&Search=true#Post70925

On second thought, the last one linked is relatively local, just up the Northeast Extension. Better not let my mother see that, I don't feel like drilling stainless steel!

Ian A.

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Originally Posted by Theelectrikid
We've already debated those things:



What topic hasn't debated yet?



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This is what I like about message boards especially this one. At first glance the pic of the pop up recept, I thought that was slick. I ususally do not respond that way. Granted I would have gone and done my homework first on it but the responses snapped me back to reality on it. It is a great concept on paper though.


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Originally Posted by BPHgravity
I agree Greg. Architectural desires cannot supersede minimum code requirements.
Has anyone mentioned this to the designers? smile

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Originally Posted by BPHgravity
Originally Posted by Theelectrikid
We've already debated those things:



What topic hasn't debated yet?



LOL, 'ya got me there.


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