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205 of cord work where standard wiring is required is prohibited. The use of flat or shallow canopies less than 3/4 inches deep is prohibited unless boxes are used behind such canopies. Ail service conduits 3/4, or larger. The use of paper tubes and paper bushing is prohibited. Ail flush switches and receptacles shall be inclosed in iron boxes. Ail feeds shall run through the entrance switch before going to distribution point. Each circuit must have an independent cut out. The use of unlined or defective sockets is prohibited. The use of commercial cord ia prohibited. Ail portable cord or cord drops shall be reinforced. Ail accessible open lugs carrying current shall be taped. Insula- tion joints shall be used with combination fixtures. Ail fixtures shall be solidly hung and shall not be supported by electric wires. Condulets entering fittings shall be required in all cases. Ail motors one-half horse power and over must be equipped with a no volt release. Ail service wires shall be of Nc.lO B & S guage or larger. No outlets shall be brought out where the socket, fixture or switch can be reached from any gas or water pipe or from any bath tub, basin, sink or plumbing fixture of any kind. No lamp o~ switch shall be placed where they can be turned on from the ground unless by a pull cord socket. No switch shall be placed where exposed to the weather. Ail flush switches when placed within reach of the ground or cement walks, cement staircases etc., shall have all the metallic non-current carrying parts effectively grounded. Weather-proof fixtures must be used when exposed to moisture. No more than four ceiling outlets shall be allowed on store circuits for concealed work, and conduit from tablet boxes shall have wire weight capacity lets. Ail side outlets must be for one extra circuit to four out- Standard 3 inch box. Ail ceiling flush wit h outlets must be standard 3 inch or 4 inch box brought the plaster line. Ail conduit or armored cable entering all Junct- ion or outlet boxes must have a lock nut and pull bushing on the inside of box as well as a lock nut or shoulder on the outside of same. No wires shall be pulled untll the plastering is finished. Split knobs or cleats must be used for the support of conductors smaller than No.S B. & S. guage. Floor outlets, attachment plugs and receptacles must be enclosed in an approved floor outlet box, especially designed for this purpose. Junction boxes must always be installed in such a manner as.to be ready and accessible. Ail taps shall be caught under the same knob with the conductor to which they are attached; all tape and splices must be made electrical and mechanically sec~Are, and then soldered and covered with an insulating material equal to that on the conductor. Ail switches on motors or other power devices carrying over 1320 watts shall be of a knife type~ plug fuse up to 30 amp. over 30 amP. tO be cartridge type and inclosed in approved metallic box.