What is the maximum distance allowed between outlets in corridors?

The maximum distance allowed between outlets in corridors is set at 50 feet to ensure accessibility and safety within the facility. This regulation is particularly important in nursing homes, where residents may have mobility challenges and require closer proximity to electrical sources for medical devices or personal use.

By maintaining this maximum distance, the risk of having long stretches of corridor without access to power is minimized, enhancing the overall safety of the environment. Adequate placement of outlets can also facilitate the use of equipment necessary for healthcare services, emergency situations, and daily operations of the nursing home.

The other distances provided in the options exceed what is deemed safe and practical for the needs of residents and staff, which is why they are not suitable for this context.