§ Chapter 36 IRC 2021
Services
8 entries from Chapter 36 of IRC 2021, organized by section number. Each entry covers what the code requires, why it exists, what inspectors look for, and common mistakes.
§ 01 Sections
All 8 entries.
Sorted by section number. Click any row for the full entry — answer, requirements, edition diff, related sections.
Section
Title
Question
E3601.6
Service-Entrance Conductors Need a Code-Compliant Route
E3601.6
How far can service entrance conductors run inside a house?
How far can service entrance conductors run inside a house?
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E3601.7
Service Equipment Is Limited to a Small Number of Disconnects
E3601.7
Can a house have more than one main disconnect?
Can a house have more than one main disconnect?
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E3601.7
The Service Disconnect Must Be Readily Accessible
E3601.7
Where does the main service disconnect have to be located?
Where does the main service disconnect have to be located?
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E3602.1
A Dwelling Service Must Meet the Minimum Required Rating
E3602.1
What is the minimum electrical service size for a house?
What is the minimum electrical service size for a house?
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E3602.1
Service Conductors Must Be Sized for the Dwelling Load
E3602.1
How are residential service conductors sized?
How are residential service conductors sized?
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E3603.1
Meter Location Must Satisfy the Utility and the Code
E3603.1
Where can the electric meter be installed on a house?
Where can the electric meter be installed on a house?
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E3603.4
The Grounding Electrode Conductor Must Be Correctly Sized and Protected
E3603.4
What size grounding electrode conductor does a house need?
What size grounding electrode conductor does a house need?
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E3608.1
A Dwelling Needs a Grounding Electrode System
E3608.1
What grounding electrodes are required for a house service?
What grounding electrodes are required for a house service?
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