Devices.

Question 1

2. Service panel feeders?

Answer 1

1. A neutral.
2. The bare or green equipment grounds must be bonded to neutral and to the enclosure.
   3 and 4. 2 hot conductors.

Question 2

3. Sub-panel feeders?

Answer 2

1. A neuteral must float on insulators that prevent contact with the metal enclosure and any equipment grounds.
2. EGC (can be metal conduit).
   3 and 4. 2 ungrounded (hot) conductors.

Question 3

1. 3 type of GFCIs?

Answer 3

1. Circuit breaker.
2. Receptacle.
3. Feed through controller.

Question 4

4. Where does accessible receptacles required out door?

Answer 4

At front and rear max 6-1/2 feet above grade.

Question 5

5. ADA requirements for receptacles and switches?

Answer 5

The receptacles must be at least 15” above floor and the switches max 48” from the center of the switch to the floor.

Question 6

6. What is the min requirement for kitchen small-appliance receptacle?

Answer 6

Min 2 20 A.

Question 7

7. What is multy-wire circuit split receptacle?

Answer 7

3 wire circuit to a Duplex receptacle.

Question 8

8. What does multy-wire circuit split receptacle require?

Answer 8

Breaker handle tie. (When 2 ckts supply a single device their breakers required a common handle tie. It is essential that there be 240 V potential between the ckts, otherwise the neutral can be overloaded.

Question 9

9. Wen can receptacle be installed in underside of island or peninsula cabinet?

Answer 9

If cabinet is

Question 10

10. Where is smoke alarms required?

Answer 10

In bedroom, hallway adjoining bedroom, each story and basement.

Question 11

11. How shall You wire receptacle to not grounded box?

Answer 11

1. Use 2-hole receptacles.
2. Use GFCI receptacle.
3. Run EGC (equipment grounding cord) from receptacle port through the box to service or GEC or ground bar of panel where circuit originates.

Question 12

12. How shall You wire receptacle to grounded box?

Answer 12

Bond 3-hole receptacle to grounded box with wire or use grounding-type receptacles.