I appreciate your Prayers, Brother. Thanks for the informative video as well! I'm building a detached garage and I don't want any trouble from the inspectors.

Great explanation Thank you

I’ve always put dedicated circuit for garage. Thank you coach

Thank you for your prayers, am going for the master's exam tomorrow and am really nervous but sure to nail it. Your free information has helped me very much it's the only studies I've done. I want you to know that you have helped me immensely the way you explain and teach its very unique to me. Again Thanks and God Bless you.

Thank you for the prayers. Needed to hear that. Thank you

Thank you, sir, for all that you do.

Thanks for the prayers and the knowledge. It means the world and I pray His hand on you as well. Stand strong brother.

Do you know if this requirement is for Ontario too? I have a double attached garage and was going to install 4 recepticles on this circuit. One for each bay and one for a door opener on each side using a 14-2 15A breaker. So from what I understand these 4 recepticles need to be on a 20A 12-2 wire. Correct?

Thank you sir.

You are awesome, I wish you the best of health and success.

Hey coach, so roughing in a detached garage.. if I run a dedicated 20A GFCI duplex receptacle in the center of each bay would that suffice the EV charger requirements? Aside from running an additional GFCI 20A circuit for the garage for all other receptacles. Thank you 🙏 I’m advance

Asking for clarification on "garage bay." For example, could you run an additional 15-amp circuit to the ceiling for the garage door opener? Due to it's location, it's going to service fixed equipment, not be used for plugging & unplugging.

Hey Coach, here in northern Colorado, we have inspectors that are requiring the garage door receptacles on a different circuit than the required 20 amp bay circuit. They said the door opener receptacles are located more than 5.5' off the ground so they shouldn't be on the same circuit. The code section doesn't seem to support that to me. Have you ran across this before?

I have trouble with a garage circuit NOT serving the garage bay. Am I reading this right that they mean lighting or door openers inside? IOW, not serving the floor space with readily accessible receptacles? Does that part include receptacles and lighting on the outside as a separate circuit? BTW, the phrase "off of" is not proper English. The correct word is FROM.

What about car charger circuits in garage

Do you wire the garage door opener on the line or load side of the gfci?

If a garage is detached and only has an external light co trolled by a switch in the house; is it "powered"?