110.22 Labeling disconnects
What changed in 110.22
Outside one- and two-family homes, disconnects now have to be marked with the source that feeds them and where that source is.
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- Except at one- and two-family dwellings, a disconnect's marking must now name the circuit source that feeds it.
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Outside one- and two-family homes, disconnects now have to be marked with the source that feeds them and where that source is.
2023 NEC®Revised
Outside one- and two-family homes, a disconnect's label now has to show both the source that feeds it and where that source is located.
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This section did not change from 2023 to 2026.
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