Required Branch Circuits 210.11(C) and How to calculate number of general use branch circuits

This video concerns the minimum number of branch circuits required in your single-family dwelling. We also look at the minimum number of 15 or 20 ampere branch circuits needed to satisfy the requirements of 220.41 in the 2023 National Electrical Code.
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Fantastic

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Thank you so much 😀

[@faststang85]

So on a detached shop with a separate service does that fall under the same criteria as an attached garage to a dewelling?

[@MasterTheNEC]

An detached building with its own service is its own building.

[@faststang85]

@@MasterTheNEC thanks. I need to get an nec book so i can do my own wiring on the shop correctly. Here in idaho the homeowner can do their own work then have it inspected.