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Although not a common occurrence, petitioners have moved and
reused some items (e.g., electrical panels, transformers, and
motor control centers) in connection with remodeling projects.
Workers started and completed the task in one evening. The items
were not damaged by being moved from one location within the
hospital to another, and after they were moved, the items
functioned in the same manner as they had prior to being moved.
The parties have stipulated that the percentage of the
electrical load carried by the primary and secondary electrical
distribution systems to hospital equipment is as follows:
Type of facility Percentage
Large Medical/Surgical 30
Small Medical/Surgical 36
Small Psychiatric 23
Large Psychiatric 26
The balance of the electrical load is carried to items related to
the operation or maintenance of petitioners' buildings.
2. Branch Electrical Wiring and Connections and Special
Electrical Equipment
a. In General
The branch wiring in the subject category is the wiring that
extends from the secondary distribution panels to either a duplex
outlet at or in a wall surface, or, in instances where a piece of
machinery is "hardwired",7 to a junction box mounted on or within
7 When equipment is "hardwired", the wiring connection of that
equipment is attached and secured directly to the electrical
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