Where are notations typically found in electrical plans?

Notations are typically found next to specific symbols in electrical plans because they provide essential information that clarifies the function or requirements related to those symbols. For instance, when a symbol represents a light fixture, the notation may explain the type of fixture, wattage, or associated control. This placement ensures that the information is easily accessible and directly relates to the visual representation, allowing electricians, contractors, and other personnel to quickly understand the intent and specifications without having to reference a different location. This proximity between symbols and their notations enhances the clarity and usability of the electrical plans.