Exam 3: Determining the Required Number of Branch Circuits, Lighting Outlets, Receptacle Outlets

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Wall receptacles in a habitable room must be placed so they are no further than ____ feet from any point along the wall.

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The NEC defines a ____ as "the circuit conductors between the final overcurrent device protecting the circuit and the outlet(s)."

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The Code specifies which rooms in a dwelling are required to have switched lighting outlets or switched receptacles. Choose yes (switch required) or no (switch not required) for the following areas: -Crawl space (contains equipment that requires servicing)

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A continuous load shall not exceed ____ percent of the rating of the branch circuit.

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The general lighting load for a dwelling is based on the ____.

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In construction of one- and two-family dwellings, the electrical circuits are usually designed by the ____.

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The minimum lighting load requirement for dwelling units is ____ volt-amperes per square ft (0.093 m3).

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The Code specifies which rooms in a dwelling are required to have switched lighting outlets or switched receptacles. Choose yes (switch required) or no (switch not required) for the following areas: -Bathroom

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Calculate the minimum number of 15-ampere lighting branch circuits required in a residence of 1,850 square feet.

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Explain the difference between a receptacle and a receptacle outlet.

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With the exception of ____, the 20-ampere appliance circuits required by NEC are permitted to serve no other loads.

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Most public service commissions require that the voltage for residential services be held to ± ____ percent of the nominal voltage as measured at the service point.

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For continuous loads, the branch-circuit rating, the conductors, and the overcurrent device shall not be less than ____ percent of the rating of the equipment.

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List two cases where receptacles may be installed below countertops.

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The Code specifies which rooms in a dwelling are required to have switched lighting outlets or switched receptacles. Choose yes (switch required) or no (switch not required) for the following areas: -Attic (not intended for storage)

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Where there are _________________________ or more on an interior stairway, a wall-switch control of the stairway lighting must be provided on each floor level and any level that has an entryway.

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How is track lighting load in residences calculated?

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Explain what is meant by a nominal voltage rating.

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Receptacles in unfinished basements must be ____________________ protected.

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What determines the rating of a branch circuit?

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