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#79211 12/06/01 10:25 PM
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Is it legal to install a individual circuit such as a 240v 30a and put in 2 receptacles instead of one, if the loads would not be used at the same time?


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#79212 12/06/01 10:41 PM
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What you want to do looks code compliant per 210-21 and 210-23.

#79213 12/07/01 06:47 PM
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I know of nothing that says a 240v 30a ckt can only have one outlet. In a residence we normally only put one but that's because we need only one.


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