Requirements for double doors on electrical distribution boxes

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Two doors for electrical room

The NEC does not specifically require DORRS. The ENTRANCE to the work space is what is required. There is a dramatic change to the ''08 NEC in regards to the distance. So it is

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Open equipment doors must not impede access to and egress from the required working space. If one or more equipment doors are open and access to and egress from the working space is

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