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ISBN: 9781337516549

Author: Simmons

Publisher: CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT

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For residential wiring, not less than one 15-ampere lighting branch circuit should be provided for every ______________ ft² of floor area. If 20-ampere lighting branch circuits are used, provide one 20-ampere lighting branch circuit for every _____________ ft² of floor area.

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For residential wiring, not less than one 15-ampere lighting branch circuit should be provided for every __ ft 2 of floor area. If 20-ampere lighting branch circuits are used, provide one 20-ampere lighting branch circuit for every _ ft 2 of floor area.