16. You see a group of small fuse holders on a DIN rail in an industrial control cabinet. The fuse holdersare in groups of five and are separated by a single terminal block. What's connected to that terminal block?A. System groundB. A control signalC. The AC or DC power to the fusesD. The power supply neutral17. Which one of the following types of raceway offers the greatest protection for the conductors in theraceway?A. Metal wirewayB. EMT conduitC. Rigid conduitD. Flexible conduit18. Class 1 conductors or cables may be run with other Class 1 conductors if they allA. are part of different machine circuits.B. have different power supplies.C. have reduced voltages on the conductors.D. have the same insulation value.

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16. You see a group of small fuse holders on a DIN rail in an industrial control cabinet. The fuse holders are in groups of five and are separated by a single terminal block. What's connected to that terminal block? A. System ground B. A control signal C. The AC or DC power to the fuses D. The power supply neutral

16. You see a group of small fuse holders on a DIN rail in an industrial control cabinet. The fuse holders are in groups of five and are separated by a single terminal block. What's connected to that terminal block? A. System ground B. A control signal C. The AC or DC power to the fuses D. The power supply neutral

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16. You see a group of small fuse holders on a DIN rail in an industrial control cabinet. The fuse holders
are in groups of five and are separated by a single terminal block. What's connected to that terminal block?
A. System ground
B. A control signal
C. The AC or DC power to the fuses
D. The power supply neutral
17. Which one of the following types of raceway offers the greatest protection for the conductors in the
raceway?
A. Metal wireway
B. EMT conduit
C. Rigid conduit
D. Flexible conduit
18. Class 1 conductors or cables may be run with other Class 1 conductors if they all
A. are part of different machine circuits.
B. have different power supplies.
C. have reduced voltages on the conductors.
D. have the same insulation value.

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