Electrical code index

185 sections cited by the electrical drills, by code and in code order, each with the drills that cite it.

NEC 2023174 sections

Article 100Clothes Closet (definition)
- Upstairs bedroom remodel L2
Article 100In Sight From (Within Sight From, Within Sight)
- New condenser, side yard L1
110.3(B)Installation and Use
- Dryer hookup in a new house L1
- Main-breaker load center L1
- New disposer under the kitchen sink L2
- Replaced receptacle in a 1972 split-level L2
110.12(A)Unused Openings
- Junction box in a mechanical room primary L2
- Attached garage load center L1
110.12(B)Integrity of Electrical Equipment and Connections
- Bedroom outlet before the house listing primary L1
110.14Electrical Connections
- Garage subpanel with SER feeder primary L3
- Replaced receptacle in a 1972 split-level L2
110.14(A)Terminals
- Main-breaker load center primary L1
110.14(C)(1)(a)Temperature Limitations — Equipment Provisions
- Garage subpanel with SER feeder L3
110.22(A)Identification of Disconnecting Means, General
- Basement laundry panel L2
110.26(A)Working Space
- Basement storage wall L1
- Upstairs bedroom remodel L2
110.26(A)(2)Width of Working Space
- Basement subpanel at rough-in L3
110.26(B)Clear Spaces
- Basement storage wall primary L1
200.7(C)(1)Use of Insulation of a White or Gray Color or with Three Continuous White or Gray Stripes — Circuits of 50 Volts or More
- Water heater junction box primary L1
210.4(B)Disconnecting Means
- Tenant build-out lighting panel primary L3
210.4(D)Grouping
- Tenant build-out lighting panel L3
210.8Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection for Personnel
- Sump pump in an unfinished basement L2
210.8(A)Dwelling Units
- Laundry circuit across the basement L3
210.8(A)(1)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Bathrooms
- Bathroom remodel, tub and shower wall L2
- Remodeled hall bath L1
210.8(A)(2)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Garages and Accessory Buildings
- Workbench receptacle in an attached garage primary L1
- Garage door opener hookup L1
- Two-car attached garage L2
210.8(A)(3)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Outdoors
- Holiday lights on the side of the house L1
210.8(A)(5)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Basements
- Sump pump in an unfinished basement primary L2
210.8(A)(6)Dwelling Units: Kitchens
- Kitchen counter run and island L3
210.8(A)(11)Dwelling Units: Laundry Areas
- Basement laundry corner L3
- Dryer hookup in a new house L1
210.8(D)GFCI Protection: Specific Appliances
- Kitchen remodel, new dishwasher circuit L2
- New-house panel schedule L2
- Sump pump in an unfinished basement L2
210.11(C)(1)Small-Appliance Branch Circuits
- Kitchen remodel, day three L2
- Kitchen sink wall at rough-in L2
210.11(C)(2)Laundry Branch Circuits
- Basement laundry corner primary L3
210.11(C)(3)Bathroom Branch Circuits
- Remodeled hall bath L1
210.11(C)(4)Garage Branch Circuits
- Two-car attached garage L2
- Workbench receptacle in an attached garage L1
210.12(A)Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection: Means of Protection
- New-house panel schedule L2
210.12(B)Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection: Dwelling Units
- New-house panel schedule primary L2
210.52(C)(1)Wall Countertop and Work Surface
- Kitchen counter run and island primary L3
210.52(C)(2)Island and Peninsular Countertops and Work Surfaces
- Kitchen counter run and island L3
210.52(C)(3)Receptacle Outlet Location
- Kitchen counter run and island L3
210.52(D)Bathrooms
- Remodeled hall bath primary L1
- Bathroom remodel, tub and shower wall L2
210.52(F)Laundry Areas
- Basement laundry corner L3
210.52(G)(1)Garages
- Two-car attached garage primary L2
210.52(H)Hallways
- Bedroom hallway primary L1
210.63(A)Heating, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration Equipment
- New condenser, side yard L1
210.70(A)(2)Additional Locations
- Bedroom hallway L1
210.70(A)(2)(3)Additional Locations
- Basement stairway primary L2
230.9(A)Clearances on Buildings: Clearances
- Drop near the bedroom window primary L3
- Side-wall service drop at the patio L1
230.24(B)(1)Clearances: Vertical Clearance for Overhead Service Conductors
- Side-wall service drop at the patio primary L1
230.24(B)(2)Clearances: Vertical Clearance for Overhead Service Conductors
- Side-wall service drop at the patio L1
230.26Point of Attachment
- Drop near the bedroom window L3
- Side-wall service drop at the patio L1
230.51(A)Mounting Supports: Service-Entrance Cables
- Service-entrance cable down the siding primary L2
- Drop near the bedroom window L3
230.54(C)Overhead Service Locations: Service Heads and Goosenecks Above Service-Drop or Overhead Service Attachment
- Drop near the bedroom window L3
- Service-entrance cable down the siding L2
230.70(A)(1)Readily Accessible Location
- New-build meter at final L3
230.85Emergency Disconnects
- New-build meter at final primary L3
240.4(D)(3)Small Conductors — 14 AWG Copper
- Kitchen sink wall at rough-in primary L2
240.4(G)Overcurrent Protection for Specific Conductor Applications
- Condenser disconnect, cover open primary L3
240.15(B)(1)Multiwire Branch Circuits
- Tenant build-out lighting panel L3
240.24(D)Not in Vicinity of Easily Ignitible Material
- Upstairs bedroom remodel primary L2
240.81Indicating
- Basement subpanel at rough-in L3
250.8(A)Permitted Methods
- Mechanical room receptacle box primary L3
250.24(A)(5)Load-Side Grounding Connections
- Garage subpanel, cover off primary L2
- Basement subpanel at rough-in L3
250.32(A)Grounding Electrode
- Detached garage panel L2
250.32(B)(1)Supplied by a Feeder or Branch Circuit
- Detached garage panel primary L2
250.53(D)(1)Continuity
- Basement water service entrance primary L1
250.64(C)Continuous
- Meter and grounding electrode conductor L3
250.64(C)(1)Continuous
- Meter and grounding electrode conductor primary L3
250.66(A)Connections to a Rod, Pipe, or Plate Electrode(s)
- Meter and grounding electrode conductor L3
250.68(B)Effective Grounding Path
- Basement water service entrance L1
250.68(C)(1)Grounding Electrode Conductor and Bonding Jumper Connection Locations
- Basement water service entrance L1
250.118Types of Equipment Grounding Conductors
- Garage receptacle on an EMT run L1
- Junction box in a mechanical room L2
Table 250.122Minimum Size Equipment Grounding Conductors for Grounding Raceway and Equipment
- Detached garage panel L2
250.130(C)Nongrounding Receptacle Replacement or Branch Circuit Extensions
- Two-prong swap in an old house L3
250.140Frames of Ranges and Clothes Dryers
- Dryer hookup in a new house primary L1
250.142(B)Load-Side Equipment
- Bedroom receptacle in an older home primary L2
- Garage subpanel with SER feeder L3
- Garage subpanel, cover off L2
250.148(C)Metal Boxes
- Mechanical room receptacle box L3
250.148(D)Nonmetallic Boxes
- Kitchen switch pulled at final inspection L2
300.4Protection Against Physical Damage
- Added garage receptacle L1
300.4(A)(1)Bored Holes
- Bathroom remodel rough-in L3
- Kitchen remodel countertop circuit L2
- Laundry circuit across the basement L3
300.4(A)(2)Notches in Wood Members
- Kitchen remodel countertop circuit primary L2
300.5(A)Underground Installations: Minimum Cover Requirements
- Open trench to the lamp post L1
Table 300.5(A)Minimum Cover Requirements, 0 to 1000 Volts, Nominal, Burial in Millimeters (Inches)
- Open trench to the lamp post primary L1
300.5(D)(1)Protection from Damage: Emerging from Grade
- Feed into the detached garage primary L2
300.5(D)(4)Protection from Damage: Enclosure or Raceway Damage
- Feed into the detached garage L2
300.5(J)Earth Movement
- Feed into the detached garage L2
300.9Raceways in Wet Locations Abovegrade
- New AC condenser hookup L3
300.14Length of Free Conductors at Outlets, Junctions, and Switch Points
- Bathroom vanity receptacle box at trim-out primary L2
300.15Boxes, Conduit Bodies, or Fittings — Where Required
- Attic cable run near the gable primary L1
310.10(C)Wet Locations
- New AC condenser hookup L3
310.15(C)(1)More Than Three Current-Carrying Conductors
- Home run split above the ceiling L3
Table 310.16Ampacities of Insulated Conductors with Not More Than Three Current-Carrying Conductors in Raceway, Cable, or Earth (Directly Buried)
- Garage subpanel with SER feeder L3
- Kitchen sink wall at rough-in L2
314.15Damp or Wet Locations
- Condenser disconnect on the siding L1
314.16Number of Conductors in Outlet, Device, and Junction Boxes, and Conduit Bodies
- Living room receptacle at trim-out primary L2
314.16(A)(2)Other Boxes
- Living room receptacle at trim-out L2
314.16(B)Box Fill Calculations
- Bedroom rough-in, device box L2
- Living room receptacle at trim-out L2
Table 314.16(B)Volume Allowance Required per Conductor
- Living room receptacle at trim-out L2
314.17Conductors and Cables Entering Boxes, Conduit Bodies, or Fittings
- Basement finish rough-in L1
- Bathroom vanity receptacle box at trim-out L2
314.17(B)(2) ExceptionConductors and Cables Entering Boxes, Conduit Bodies, or Fittings
- Bedroom rough-in, device box primary L2
314.20Flush-Mounted Installations
- Receptacle in a knotty pine wall primary L3
314.23Supports
- Attached garage ceiling light primary L1
314.23(B)Structural Mounting
- Attached garage ceiling light L1
314.23(C)Mounting in Finished Surfaces
- Attached garage ceiling light L1
314.25Covers and Canopies
- Junction box in the basement ceiling primary L1
314.27(A)(2)Boxes at Luminaire or Lampholder Outlets: Ceiling Outlets
- Porch fan swap, canopy dropped L2
314.27(C)Boxes at Ceiling-Suspended (Paddle) Fan Outlets
- Porch fan swap, canopy dropped primary L2
314.28(C)Covers
- Junction box in the basement ceiling L1
314.29Boxes, Conduit Bodies, and Handhole Enclosures to Be Accessible
- Attic cable run near the gable L1
- Conference room projector L3
320.23In Accessible Attics
- Recessed can from the attic side L2
320.23(A)Cables Run Across the Top of Floor Joists
- Bath fan feed in the attic primary L2
334.10(1)Uses Permitted (NM cable)
- Weekend wiring at a side-by-side duplex L1
334.12(B)(4)Uses Not Permitted
- New AC condenser hookup primary L3
334.15(A)Exposed Work: To Follow Surface
- Added garage receptacle L1
334.15(B)Protection from Physical Damage
- Added garage receptacle primary L1
334.17Through or Parallel to Framing Members
- Kitchen remodel countertop circuit L2
334.23In Accessible Attics
- Bath fan feed in the attic L2
334.30Securing and Supporting
- Basement finish rough-in primary L1
- Bedroom rough-in, device box L2
- Owner-wired bedroom addition L2
334.30(A)Horizontal Runs Through Holes and Notches
- Bathroom remodel rough-in primary L3
334.80Ampacity
- Bathroom remodel rough-in L3
340.10(1)Uses Permitted (Type UF)
- Open trench to the lamp post L1
340.12Uses Not Permitted (Type UF)
- Feed into the detached garage L2
352.30Securing and Supporting
- PVC run along a pole barn L2
352.44Expansion Fittings
- PVC run along a pole barn primary L2
Table 352.44Expansion Characteristics of PVC Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit
- PVC run along a pole barn L2
358.22Number of Conductors
- Home run split above the ceiling primary L3
358.24Bends - How Made
- EMT around the duct trunk L2
358.26Bends - Number in One Run
- EMT around the duct trunk primary L2
358.30(A)Securely Fastened
- Garage receptacle on an EMT run primary L1
- Laundry circuit across the basement L3
358.30(B)Supports
- Laundry circuit across the basement primary L3
358.42Couplings and Connectors
- Condenser disconnect on the siding primary L1
400.12(1)Uses Not Permitted
- Garage door opener hookup primary L1
400.12(2)Uses Not Permitted
- Conference room projector L3
400.12(4)Uses Not Permitted
- Garage door opener hookup L1
400.12(5)Uses Not Permitted
- Conference room projector primary L3
400.14Pull at Joints and Terminals
- New disposer under the kitchen sink primary L2
400.17Protection from Damage
- New disposer under the kitchen sink L2
404.2(C)Switches Controlling Lighting Loads
- Kitchen switch pulled at final inspection L2
404.9(B)Grounding
- Kitchen switch pulled at final inspection primary L2
406.3(C)CO/ALR Receptacles
- Replaced receptacle in a 1972 split-level L2
406.3(D)(1)Receptacle Terminations
- Replaced receptacle in a 1972 split-level primary L2
406.4(D)(2)Replacements: Non-Grounding-Type Receptacles
- Two-prong swap in an old house primary L3
- Bedroom receptacle in an older home L2
406.4(D)(4)Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection
- Bedroom outlet before the house listing L1
- Bedroom receptacle in an older home L2
- Two-prong swap in an old house L3
406.4(D)(5)Replacements: Tamper-Resistant Receptacles
- Bedroom outlet before the house listing L1
- Two-prong swap in an old house L3
406.5(A)Boxes That Are Set Back
- Receptacle in a knotty pine wall L3
406.9(B)(1)Wet Locations: Receptacles of 15 and 20 Amperes in a Wet Location
- Holiday lights on the side of the house primary L1
- Temporary power at a new-house site L3
406.9(C)Bathtub and Shower Space
- Bathroom remodel, tub and shower wall primary L2
406.12Tamper-Resistant Receptacles
- Bedroom outlet before the house listing L1
408.4(A)Circuit Directory or Circuit Identification
- Basement laundry panel primary L2
408.7Unused Openings
- Attached garage load center primary L1
408.36(D)Back-Fed Devices
- Basement subpanel at rough-in primary L3
408.40Equipment Grounding Conductor
- Garage subpanel, cover off L2
410.10(D)Bathtub and Shower Areas
- Primary bath remodel, soaking tub primary L2
410.16(A)Clothes Closet Storage Space
- Walk-in closet ceiling light L3
410.16(B)Luminaire Types Permitted
- Bedroom reach-in closet light L1
- Walk-in closet ceiling light L3
410.16(C)Luminaire Types Not Permitted
- Bedroom reach-in closet light primary L1
410.16(D)Location
- Bedroom reach-in closet light L1
410.16(D)(1)Location
- Walk-in closet ceiling light L3
410.16(D)(2)Location
- Walk-in closet ceiling light primary L3
410.116(A)(1)Clearance: Non-Type IC
- Recessed can from the attic side L2
410.116(B)Installation
- Recessed can from the attic side primary L2
422.13Storage-Type Water Heaters
- Water heater junction box L1
422.16(B)(1)Electrically Operated In-Sink Waste Disposers
- New disposer under the kitchen sink L2
422.16(B)(2)Built-in Dishwashers and Trash Compactors
- Kitchen remodel, new dishwasher circuit primary L2
422.18Support of Ceiling-Suspended (Paddle) Fans
- Porch fan swap, canopy dropped L2
422.33(A)Disconnection of Cord-and-Plug-Connected or Attachment Fitting-Connected Appliances: Separable Connector or Attachment Plug and Receptacle
- Kitchen remodel, new dishwasher circuit L2
- Sump pump in an unfinished basement L2
440.14Location
- New condenser, side yard primary L1
- Condenser disconnect on the siding L1
- Condenser disconnect, cover open L3
440.22(C)Protective Device Rating Not to Exceed the Manufacturer's Values
- Condenser disconnect, cover open L3
440.35Multimotor and Combination-Load Equipment
- Condenser disconnect, cover open L3
590.3(A)During the Period of Construction
- Temporary lighting in a new basement L2
- Temporary power at a new-house site L3
590.3(B)Time Constraints: 90 Days
- Holiday lights on the side of the house L1
590.4(C)Branch Circuits
- Temporary lighting in a new basement L2
- Temporary power at a new-house site L3
590.4(F)Lamp Protection
- Temporary lighting in a new basement primary L2
590.6(A)(1)Receptacle Outlets Not Part of Permanent Wiring
- Temporary power at a new-house site primary L3
680.13Maintenance Disconnecting Means
- Backyard hot tub hookup L2
680.26(A)Performance
- Pool equipment pad L2
680.26(B)Bonded Parts
- Pool equipment pad L2
680.26(B)(6)Electrical Equipment
- Pool equipment pad primary L2
680.42(A)(1)Flexible Conduit
- Backyard hot tub hookup L2
680.44Protection
- Backyard hot tub hookup primary L2
680.74Equipotential Bonding
- Primary bath remodel, soaking tub L2
Chapter 9, Table 1Percent of Cross Section of Conduit and Tubing for Conductors and Cables
- Home run split above the ceiling L3
Chapter 9, Tables 4 and 5Dimensions and Percent Area of Conduit and Tubing; Dimensions of Insulated Conductors and Fixture Wires
- Home run split above the ceiling L3

Minn. Stat.6 sections

326B.31Definitions
- Remodeler's crew roughs in the basement L2
326B.31, subd. 23Definitions: Owner
- Owner-wired bedroom addition L2
- Weekend wiring at a side-by-side duplex L1
326B.33Licenses
- Remodeler's crew roughs in the basement primary L2
326B.33, subd. 21Exemptions from licensing
- Owner-wired bedroom addition primary L2
- Weekend wiring at a side-by-side duplex primary L1
326B.35Safety standards
- Correction notice argument at the panel L2
326B.36Inspection
- Kitchen remodel, day three primary L2
- Basement finish, drywall going up L1

Minn. Rules2 sections

1315.0200Scope (Minnesota Electrical Code)
- Correction notice argument at the panel primary L2
3801.3770Rough-in inspection of wiring to be concealed
- Basement finish, drywall going up primary L1
- Owner-wired bedroom addition L2

Other3 sections

DLI code transition noticeEffective date of the 2023 NEC
- Correction notice argument at the panel L2
DLI homeowner guidanceElectrical work by homeowners
- Weekend wiring at a side-by-side duplex L1
DLI permit guidanceRequest for Electrical Inspection
- Kitchen remodel, day three L2

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Electrical code index

NEC 2023174 sections

Article 100Clothes Closet (definition)

Article 100In Sight From (Within Sight From, Within Sight)

110.3(B)Installation and Use

110.12(A)Unused Openings

110.12(B)Integrity of Electrical Equipment and Connections

110.14Electrical Connections

110.14(A)Terminals

110.14(C)(1)(a)Temperature Limitations — Equipment Provisions

110.22(A)Identification of Disconnecting Means, General

110.26(A)Working Space

110.26(A)(2)Width of Working Space

110.26(B)Clear Spaces

200.7(C)(1)Use of Insulation of a White or Gray Color or with Three Continuous White or Gray Stripes — Circuits of 50 Volts or More

210.4(B)Disconnecting Means

210.4(D)Grouping

210.8Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection for Personnel

210.8(A)Dwelling Units

210.8(A)(1)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Bathrooms

210.8(A)(2)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Garages and Accessory Buildings

210.8(A)(3)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Outdoors

210.8(A)(5)GFCI Protection, Dwelling Units: Basements

210.8(A)(6)Dwelling Units: Kitchens

210.8(A)(11)Dwelling Units: Laundry Areas

210.8(D)GFCI Protection: Specific Appliances

210.11(C)(1)Small-Appliance Branch Circuits

210.11(C)(2)Laundry Branch Circuits

210.11(C)(3)Bathroom Branch Circuits

210.11(C)(4)Garage Branch Circuits

210.12(A)Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection: Means of Protection

210.12(B)Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupter Protection: Dwelling Units

210.52(C)(1)Wall Countertop and Work Surface

210.52(C)(2)Island and Peninsular Countertops and Work Surfaces

210.52(C)(3)Receptacle Outlet Location

210.52(D)Bathrooms

210.52(F)Laundry Areas

210.52(G)(1)Garages

210.52(H)Hallways

210.63(A)Heating, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration Equipment

210.70(A)(2)Additional Locations

210.70(A)(2)(3)Additional Locations

230.9(A)Clearances on Buildings: Clearances

230.24(B)(1)Clearances: Vertical Clearance for Overhead Service Conductors

230.24(B)(2)Clearances: Vertical Clearance for Overhead Service Conductors

230.26Point of Attachment

230.51(A)Mounting Supports: Service-Entrance Cables

230.54(C)Overhead Service Locations: Service Heads and Goosenecks Above Service-Drop or Overhead Service Attachment

230.70(A)(1)Readily Accessible Location

230.85Emergency Disconnects

240.4(D)(3)Small Conductors — 14 AWG Copper

240.4(G)Overcurrent Protection for Specific Conductor Applications

240.15(B)(1)Multiwire Branch Circuits

240.24(D)Not in Vicinity of Easily Ignitible Material

240.81Indicating

250.8(A)Permitted Methods

250.24(A)(5)Load-Side Grounding Connections

250.32(A)Grounding Electrode

250.32(B)(1)Supplied by a Feeder or Branch Circuit

250.53(D)(1)Continuity

250.64(C)Continuous

250.64(C)(1)Continuous

250.66(A)Connections to a Rod, Pipe, or Plate Electrode(s)

250.68(B)Effective Grounding Path

250.68(C)(1)Grounding Electrode Conductor and Bonding Jumper Connection Locations

250.118Types of Equipment Grounding Conductors

Table 250.122Minimum Size Equipment Grounding Conductors for Grounding Raceway and Equipment

250.130(C)Nongrounding Receptacle Replacement or Branch Circuit Extensions

250.140Frames of Ranges and Clothes Dryers

250.142(B)Load-Side Equipment

250.148(C)Metal Boxes

250.148(D)Nonmetallic Boxes

300.4Protection Against Physical Damage

300.4(A)(1)Bored Holes

300.4(A)(2)Notches in Wood Members

300.5(A)Underground Installations: Minimum Cover Requirements

Table 300.5(A)Minimum Cover Requirements, 0 to 1000 Volts, Nominal, Burial in Millimeters (Inches)

300.5(D)(1)Protection from Damage: Emerging from Grade

300.5(D)(4)Protection from Damage: Enclosure or Raceway Damage

300.5(J)Earth Movement