ELECTRICAL WIRING:RESIDENTAL-6 PLANS
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12. Which of the following statements about ground faults is true?A. They can happen if a conductive tool is dropped in an energized equipment's electrical enclosure.B. They usually occur between any grounded circuit conductor and the equipment grounding conductor.C. They can't result from human error.D. They're often normal and typically intentional.
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- Briefly explain conduit wiring as applied to domestic or industrial wiring and list two (2) advantages of conduit wiring.arrow_forward8.a. A _______ conductor does not carry current during normal operation.A. neutralB. groundingC. phaseD. grounded8.b. "The complete path of an electric current" describes an electric(al)A. fault.B. circuit.C. source.D. component.arrow_forward11. Specific rules apply for the installation of _______, but no identification requirements for them exists.A. grounding electrode conductorsB. grounding electrodes.C. main bonding jumpers.D. equipment grounding conductors.arrow_forward
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