This is more of a theory question than practical on the job use.
I'm having a debate on the definition of a non electrical load item, vs. a electrical load item.
I think of a non electrical load item as perhaps an item like a photo cell, or a electrical switch for example. Although these items are rated with amp rating, voltage, etc. and wired is it safe to say these type of items could be called a non load item?
In the case of the photo cell, the light fixture would be the electrical load item and not the photo cell or the electrical switch?
Any other examples like this will help me explain this topic.
Does the NEC address this topic of non electrical loads vs. electrical loads?
I'm having a debate on the definition of a non electrical load item, vs. a electrical load item.
I think of a non electrical load item as perhaps an item like a photo cell, or a electrical switch for example. Although these items are rated with amp rating, voltage, etc. and wired is it safe to say these type of items could be called a non load item?
In the case of the photo cell, the light fixture would be the electrical load item and not the photo cell or the electrical switch?
Any other examples like this will help me explain this topic.
Does the NEC address this topic of non electrical loads vs. electrical loads?