Exam 3: Boxes and Enclosures
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Exam 3: Boxes and Enclosures25 Questions
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Where a box contains both straight and angle (or U) pulls, or straight pulls and splices, you should calculate each type of pull ____ to find the dimension.
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Supporting screws for nonmetallic boxes must be mounted ____ unless the box is constructed in a manner that prevents contact between the conductors in the box and the supporting screws.
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____ are permitted inside conduit bodies, if the manufacturer durably and legibly marked the cubic inch capacity on the conduit body.
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A luminaire that weighs more than ____ shall be supported independently of the outlet box, unless the outlet box is listed for not less than the weight to be supported.
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Volume in boxes can be increased by using ____ rings, domed covers, extension rings, or similar items.
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