404.14
(A) Alternating-Current General-Use Snap Switch. A
form of general-use snap switch suitable only for use on ac
circuits for controlling the following:
(1) Resistive and inductive loads not exceeding the ampere
rating of the switch at the voltage applied
(B) Alternating-Current or Direct-Current General-Use
Snap Switch. A form of general-use snap switch suitable
for use on either ac or dc circuits for controlling the fol-
lowing:
(1) Resistive loads not exceeding the ampere rating of the
switch at the voltage applied.
Im the one with the highlither those are my answers so I'm hoping so
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Keep in mind 2008 code cycle and I will as soon as I get back to my bookI just perused the other questions and was wondering what a T switch is in #23? Also I would check the answer to #25.
And I think I found that somewhere in 220
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Your right they got me with the wording 15A receptacles on 20A circuit
220.21 is not even in my book
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