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#183730 01/20/09 11:06 PM
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Sorry, I know how we hate this topic...But......(MA. On the 2008)

Same 2- family, 210.12(B).

"Hallways" are listed. Would I need an ARC fault for the new proposed ckt? It's a 'common' area. not technically "IN" the dwelling "Unit". crazy

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leland #183731 01/20/09 11:20 PM
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Nope. At least as I see it ... the 'entry' they refer to seems to be inside the unit.

Don't feel bad; they forgot stairwells too laugh


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