ELECTRICAL WIRING:RESIDENT.-TEXT (PB)
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ISBN: 9781337116213
Author: MULLIN
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 26, Problem 7R
Circle the correct answer from the following statements:
- a. Smoke alarms installed in new one- and two-family homes must be battery operated only, so as not to be affected by a power outage.
- b. Smoke alarms installed in new one- and two-family homes are to be dual-powered by a 120-volt circuit and a battery.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING:RESIDENT.-TEXT (PB)
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