1. Draw a cut-away pictorial view of a single room (your own lay out) with a separate circuits for lighting, convenience receptacles, and window air conditioner. Wiring is shown as a dashed line (it is within the walls). Provide a table (or list) for minimum height (location) requirements of each electrical devices used. 2. From #1 draw a related schematic drawing of electrical symbol. Provide arrows to indicate that each circuit originates at a panelboard. Provide a legend for symbols used.
1. Draw a cut-away pictorial view of a single room (your own lay out) with a separate circuits for lighting, convenience receptacles, and window air conditioner. Wiring is shown as a dashed line (it is within the walls). Provide a table (or list) for minimum height (location) requirements of each electrical devices used. 2. From #1 draw a related schematic drawing of electrical symbol. Provide arrows to indicate that each circuit originates at a panelboard. Provide a legend for symbols used.
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1. Draw a cut-away pictorial view of a single
room (your own lay out) with a separate circuits for lighting, convenience receptacles,
and window air conditioner. Wiring is shown as a dashed line (it is within the
walls). Provide a table (or list) for minimum height (location) requirements of
each electrical devices used.
2. From #1 draw a related schematic drawing of
electrical symbol. Provide arrows to indicate that each circuit originates at a
panelboard. Provide a legend for symbols used.
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