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units-takeoff.md

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+title: Unit Takeoff
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   - authorship/original
   - destiny/permanent
   - occupational/takeoff
   - status/draft
   - type/guide
-title: Unit Takeoff
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 # Unit Takeoff
 
+[[project-setup#Create Unit Matrix|Create Unit Matrix]]
+[[accubid-setup#Create Unit Typicals|Create Unit Typicals]]
+
 > [!important]
 > Complete [[pre-takeoff-research]],
 > including [[wiring-method-selection]] and [[wiring-device-research]],
@@ -60,15 +63,15 @@ Used in lieu of individual split systems.
 ## Dedicated Circuit Receptacles
 
 > [!quote] Joel Jansen 2025-11-11, pp.
-> 
+>
 > For N5-15R/N5-20R receptacles serving fixed equipment such as:
-> 
+>
 > * refrigerators
 > * gas ranges
 > * microwaves
 > * clothes washers
 > * hood fans
-> 
+>
 > match the receptacle configuration shown on the plans
 > (i.e. simplex to simplex, duplex to duplex).
 
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 `COMMON ASSEMBLIES`/`UNITS - MC CABLE ASSEMBLIES`/`GENERAL  ASSEMBLIES - METAL STUD`/`UNIT MISC ITEMS - MC - ADJUST ACCORDINGLY`
 
+## Dishwasher/Disposal Receptacles
+
+> [!quote] Joel Jansen 2026-01-12 in Reference to Woodbrook (pp.)[^1]
+> Even when drawings show 2 separate duplex receptacles,
+> use `DW & DISPOSAL DUAL CIR - ...`,
+> which includes only one receptacle.
+
+[^1]: [[2026-01-12#Unit Diskwasher/Disposal]]
+
 ## Islands
 
-Use 1 "SLAB / DECK" receptacle for every 2 circuits in the island.
+Use 1 `SLAB / DECK` receptacle for every 2 circuits in the island.
 
 `COMMON ASSEMBLIES`/`UNITS - MC CABLE ASSEMBLIES`/`... RECEPTACLE TAMPER RESISTANT ...`/`... (METAL STUD) - 20' 3/4" PVC, ENT, 3#12 THHN`
 
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 ### Residential
 
 Included in MSDE.
+
 ### Key
 
 `COMMON ASSEMBLIES`/`TELECOM SYSTEMS`/`BOH AMENITY ASSEMBLIES`/...
@@ -120,6 +133,7 @@ Adjust cable length as needed.
 ### Residential
 
 * `System` = "EL - Electrical"
+
 #### Smoke Detectors & CO Detectors
 
 For smoke detectors and CO detectors where 120V (most common):