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Breaker panel, code for height from floor
Awl --
I know that the NEC code (and NYC code) specifies that a "standard" wall outlet can't be below X inches above the floor -- 4" (at one time), iirc. Is there a similar code for breaker panels? And is there a *maximum* height above the floor, as well? Curious as to what the various codes are in various locales, esp. in NYC/Westchester. -- EA |
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