Code Updates Impacting Kitchen Power
Between the National Electrical Code (NEC) and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), requirements for lighting controls and receptacles vary by state and region.
The kitchen is the main living space in so many homes – providing a gathering place for families and friends to relax, work and play. While furniture and fixtures are a primary focus during a remodel, the room’s ambiance and functionality are rooted in power and lighting.
When designing the kitchen’s power and lighting, there are a few key considerations to ensure safety, code-compliance, ease of use and aesthetics. There is a nuance to electrical planning and design, balance to form and function – but don’t worry, we’re here to help. From resource guides to instructional videos to product recommendations, this is our home to Power in the Kitchen.
What Products Do You Need in the Kitchen?
Design-friendly. Code-compliant. The Kitchen Countertop Outlet is the perfect solution for power on kitchen islands and peninsulas.
Dimmers, sensors and timers all add comfort and energy efficiency to a space – replacing any standard switch.
With speeds up to 65 watts, charging phones, tablets and laptops has never been easier – or free of clutter.
Advanced performance with protection you can trust, GFCI outlets meet code-requirements and safety standards.
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