Problem solving 1. A building has 21 housing units. Each housing unit has the following circuit specification 1- 9 lighting units 2- 8 lighting units 3- 1 water heater 3000 watts 4- 7 convenience outlet ( two plugs per outlet) so total is 14 plugs 5- 9 convenience outlet ( two plugs per outlet) so total is 18 plugs compute the service entrance size and matching overcurrent device applying demand factor

Problem solving 1. A building has 21 housing units. Each housing unit has the following circuit specification 1- 9 lighting units 2- 8 lighting units 3- 1 water heater 3000 watts 4- 7 convenience outlet ( two plugs per outlet) so total is 14 plugs 5- 9 convenience outlet ( two plugs per outlet) so total is 18 plugs compute the service entrance size and matching overcurrent device applying demand factor

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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