Panel 7 Proposals For 2005 NEC Articles 320, 322, 324, 326, 328, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 382, 394, 396 and 398
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1 Panel 7 Proposals For 2005 NEC Articles 320, 322, 324, 326, 328, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 382, 394, 396 and 398
2 The National Electrical Code Technical Correlating Committee Identified concerns with using the terms Uses Permitted and Uses not permitted
3 Panel 7 agreed with the concept of deleting the article of Uses Permitted and expanding the article for Uses Not Permitted in all sections that are panel 7 s responsibility. The articles with XXX.10 were thus deleted and the scope of articles with XXX.12 were expanded.
4 For Article there was no proposal for deletion and panel 7 assumes this will be accomplished by the Technical Correlating Committee. Acceptance of Proposal (398.12) will require deletion of
5 A summary of the main action by Panel 7 Delete Proposal 7-8-(320.10) Accept
6 Proposal 7-12-(320.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (8) Where subject to physical damage. (9) In damp or wet locations (10) In air voids of masonry block or tile walls where such walls are exposed or subject to excessive moisture or dampness (11) Imbedded in plaster finish on brick or other masonry in damp or wet locations.
7 Proposal 7-15-(320.17) Accept Type AC cable shall be protected in accordance with 300.4(A), (C), and (D). Bushings not required for Type AC cable passing through holes in metal studs.
8 Proposal 7-25-(322.10) Accept Delete
9 Proposal 7-27-(322.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (5) Where subject to physical damage. (6) Where installed less than 8 above the floor. (7) Where installed in concealed locations (8) Where the rating of the branch circuit exceeds 30 Amperes (9) As a branch circuit other than to supply tap devices for lighting, small appliances or small power loads. (10) In surface metal raceways..
10 Proposal 7-34-(324.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (5) Where voltage between ungrounded conductors exceeds 300 volts or exceeds 150 volts to ground. (6) Where general purpose branch circuits exceed 20 amperes or 30 amperes for individual circuits. (7) On floors unless (8) On wall surfaces unless. (9) On heated floors in excess of 30 degrees C unless (10) Where any portion of FCC system exceeds.090 inches in height unless...
11 Delete Proposal 7-44-(326.10) Accept Proposal 7-45-(326.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (1) Used as interior wiring (2) Exposed in contact with buildings (3) Used above ground
12 Proposal 7-49-(328.10) Accept Uses permitted deleted 7-52-(328.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (2) In cable trays, unless specified in 392.3(B)(1). (3) Direct buried, unless in accordance with
13 Proposal 7-55-(330.10) Accept Delete Uses Permitted Proposal 7-64-(330.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (1) In damp or wet locations.. (3) In wet locations where none of the following conditions are met: A. The metallic covering is not impervious to moisture B. A lead sheath or moisture impervious jacket is not provided under the metal covering. C. The insulated conductors are not listed for a wet location.
14 Proposal 7-72-(330.30) Proposal 7-75-(330.30) AIP Accept with scope revision Revise text to allow supporting and securing using staples, cable ties, straps, hangers, or similar fittings.
15 Proposal 7-86-(332.10) Accept Delete Uses Permitted Proposal 7-88-(332.12) Accept with scope revision (1) In underground runs unless A. Suitably protected from physical damage B. Suitably protected from corrosion
16 Proposal 7-99-(334.10) Accept Delete Uses Permitted Proposal (334.12) Accept with scope revision (1) For multifamily dwellings of other than types III, IV, and V construction (2) For non dwelling structures of other than types III, IV, and V construction and where the cables are not concealed within walls, floors, and ceilings that provide a thermal barrier of material that has at least a 15 minute finish rating as identified in listings of fire rated assemblies.
17 Cont d NFPA World Safety Congress & Exposition (3) For cable tray installations unless identified for the use. (5) For installations as service entrance cable. (6) For use in commercial garages having hazardous locations except in accordance with 511.3(B)
18 Proposal 7-150(A)-(334.80) Accept Add a new paragraph to to read: Where more than two NM cables containing two or more current carrying conductors are bundled together and pass through wood framing, which is to be fire or draft-stopped using thermal insulation or sealing foam, the allowable ampacity of each conductor shall be adjusted in accordance with Table (B)(2)(a).
19 Proposal (336.10) Accept Delete uses permitted Proposal (336.12) Accept with scope revision (1) As an aerial cable unless supported by a messenger in outdoor locations. (2) For non-power limited fire alarm circuits unless the conductors comply with
20 Cont d (3) For exposed runs unless all of the following conditions are met: (a) The installation is in an industrial establishment (b) thru (f) remain unchanged. (4) For installations in wet locations unless resistant to moisture and corrosion. (5) thru (7) remain unchanged.
21 Proposal (338.10) Accept Delete Uses Permitted Accept with scope revision Proposal (338.12) Type SE & USE cable shall not be used under the following conditions or in the following locations: (A) SE Cable (1)For Branch circuits and feeder wiring unless...
22 Cont d NFPA World Safety Congress & Exposition (2) For interior branch circuit and feeder wiring unless. FPN: See for temperature limitation of conductors. (3) For exterior branch circuits and feeder wiring unless in compliance with Article 225 and supported according to and used as messenger supported wiring allowed by Article 396. (4) Where un-insulated conductor is used as a grounded except when meeting the requirements of (5) Where subject to physical damage except when meeting the requirements of (A).
23 Cont d NFPA World Safety Congress & Exposition For (6) For supply to appliances where SE cable is subject to temperatures in excess of the type of insulation used. (B) USE Cable (1) For interior wiring including service, feeder, and branch circuit wiring (2) For exterior feeders and branch circuits unless..article 340. (3) For above ground installations except where USE cable terminates in an enclosure at an outdoor location where the cable emerges from the ground.
24 Cont d NFPA World Safety Congress & Exposition (4) Above ground unless protected per 300.5(D) (5) As a multi-conductor aerial cable unless supported by a messenger per Article 225 and Article 396.
25 Proposal (340.10) Accept Delete Uses Permitted Proposal (340.12) Accept Accept with scope revision (1) As a substitute form wiring method for NM cable unless the cable is of the multi-conductor type and the installation and conductor requirements comply with Parts II and III of Article 334. (2) For cable tray installations unless the cable is of the multiconductor type identified for the use. (3) (13)..in accordance with Part III of Article 396.
26 Proposal (396.12(B)) Accept Uses not permitted Messenger supported wiring shall not be used in hoistways or where subject to physical damage. The messenger shall not be used as a current carrying conductor.
27 7-209-(398.12) Accept Accept with scope revision Open wiring on insulators shall not be permitted in other than industrial or agricultural installations and: (1) Where concealed by the building structure. (2) Where the voltage exceeds 600 volts. Panel 7 assumes that this proposal requires the deletion of
28 Proposal 7-212a-(Annex E) Accept Add the five different types of construction in a table showing the construction type and the maximum number of stories permitted. Type I Type II Type III Type IV Type V
29 This concludes the report of Panel 7
30 2005 NEC Proposals Report of CMP- Code Making Panel 9 Dallas, TX Timothy M. Croushore, P.E.
31 CMP 9 Members Ralph Young Hecter DeVega Fred Hartwell Jake Killinger Bob Kaemmerlen Tom LeMay Don Offerdahl Sukanta Sengupta Brad Rupp Jeff Bernson
32 CMP 9 Alternates Rod Belisle Robert Osborne Joe Bolesina Jim Carrol Jerome Seigel Julian Burns Dick Fogarty Monte Szendre
33 NFPA Staff Liaison Don Shields
34 CMP 9 Articles 1999 NEC Article 370 Article 373 Article 380 Article NEC Article 314 Article 312 Article 404 Article 408
35 Old CMP-13 Articles Article 450 Transformers and Transformer Vaults (Including Secondary Ties) Article 490 Equipment, Over 600 Volts, Nominal
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