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heaters shall be equipped with a pilot light and indicating switch. The` switch and pilot light shall be located in a conspicuous place inside the building, preferably in the kitchen or hall. Points of electrical con- nections for heaters and replacement of elements shall be readily. accessible. All leads to equipment shall be protected with Greenfield or equivalent material. (e) Fixed motors of 1/3 H. P. and over shall be wired on separate circuits. It is recommended that motors of 3/4 H. P. and over be operated on nothing less: than a 208 volt circuit. Motors over 3 H. P. shall be protected againstshort circuits and overloading by approved automatic control devices. (f) Flexible watertight raceway will be approved for weather- proof flexible conduit where flexibility is needed. (g) Short -radius ells; often referred to as "telephoner' ells, shall not be used in a run of conduit over five feet long, measured from outlet -to -outlet, or from outlet -to -fitting. The run of pipe shall be straight and shall not include any additional ells. (h) A sufficient number of receptacles shall be installed in s every dining -room, breakfast -room, living -room, parlor, library, den, sunroom, recreation room and bedroom so that any point on the wall will not be more than six feet distance from a convenient recep- tacle. Any free -wall space in excess of four feet shall have a receptacle installed within that area, even though it may be nearer than 12 feet to another receptacle required in that section of the room, and not more than 2 receptacles per circuit in kitchen, dining -room and service area and shall be 3 wire ground receptacles. (i) When the above paragraph has been complied with in residential occupancies, additional receptacles may be installed in any one room without an increase in the number of branch circuits, provided the possible demand has not been increased. 26 Pr& 21 794 think 11 PAGEl32