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For dwellings, per NEC, convenience outlets are included in the general lighting load calcs, figured at 3VA per square foot, measured to the outside walls. For other occupancies, each receptacle is figured at 180VA.

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A typical convenience outlet design typically supports around 1800-2400 volt-amps, depending on the specific outlet and its rating. This range is common for residential outlets used for general purpose applications.

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