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Sec. - 106. Reserved.
Sec. 107. Same -Installation.
(a) The meter shall be installed outside the building unless special per-
mission is granted by the city electrical inspector and the city electrical depart-
ment.
(b) Under no circumstances shall any meter be moved'br relocated, except
by authorized employees of the city electrical department and special permission
of the city electrical inspector.
(c) The meter socket and meter potential socket shall be placed not less
than five (5) feet nor more than six (6) feet above the finished ground level
unless special permission is granted by the city electrical inspector, the
measurement to be made adjacent to the building at the location of the meter
sockets. The city electrical department willfurnish these sockets, but contractor
shall set the same in place.
Sec. - 108--112. Reserved.
Sec. - 113. Circuit wire sizes, copper.
(a) Wire of size not smaller than No. 12 B & S gauge shall be used for
lighting distribution circuits from panels to outlets except as provided hereinafter.
(b) In residential installations No. 14 gauge wire may be used for switch
legs servipg not more than 600 watts. All utility outlets shall be minimum No. 12
gauge.
(c) Control wiring may be No. 14 wire and must be fused but for not more
than 15 amperes.
Sec. - 114. Aluminum wiring.
Aluminum wire and copper -clad aluminum of equivalent copper ampacities
specified in this ordinance may be used with approved devices and terminals
provided suitable oxidation inhibitors are used on all terminals in damp or unheated
locations on wire sizes larger than No. 10 B & S gauge and all terminals and
splices are made as specified in the UL listing for the device being used. Only
aluminum wire bearing the new aluminum wire label will be used for wire sizes
No. 10 and No. 12 B & S gauge.
Sec. - 115. Installation of outlets, switches, receptacle boxes.
All lighting outlets, switches and receptacles boxes shall be rigidly attached
to the wood, steel or masonry framing of the building.
Sec. - 116. Outlets -Residential.
(a) For general wiring of dwellings restricted to residential use, including
apartments, hotels and motels, not more than ten (10) outlets shall be permitted
on any one (1) branch circuit.
(b) Small appliance branch circuits are limited to the following receptacle.--
outlets
eceptacle _outlets (no lights):
Kitchen (refrigerator) circuit # 1 2 outlets
Additional kitchen circuit(s) 4 outlets
All other small appliance circuits -
serving pantry, breakfast room,
dining room and family room. 10 outlets
Sec. - 117--122. Reserved.