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Yes, PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) can be used in commercial plumbing applications. PEX pipes are known for their flexibility, durability, and resistance to corrosion and freezing, making them suitable for various plumbing systems in commercial buildings. PEX is commonly used for water supply lines, radiant heating systems, and more. However, local building codes and regulations should be consulted to ensure compliance and suitability for specific commercial plumbing needs. Proper installation techniques, fittings, and connections are essential for the successful use of PEX in commercial plumbing systems.

The normal water pressure in a commercial building typically ranges between 40 to 80 pounds per square inch (psi). However, the exact water pressure can vary based on factors such as the building's height, location, and local regulations. Water pressure that falls below 40 psi might result in inadequate flow, while pressures exceeding 80 psi can strain plumbing components and appliances. Regular monitoring and, if necessary, the use of pressure-reducing valves can help maintain optimal water pressure levels for commercial buildings.

Most commercial electricians work with standard voltages of 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V, and 480V in commercial buildings. These voltages are commonly used for lighting, outlets, appliances, and various electrical systems. The specific voltage depends on the building's electrical design and the equipment being installed. Electricians must follow local electrical codes and safety regulations when working with different voltage levels to ensure proper installation and safe operation of electrical systems in commercial settings.