Code exam questions from school
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I dont know I was thinking physical damage....
ivsenroute
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Buried has one R and that word is the key to your answer.
JohnJ0906
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Look up each in your code book - you will find the answer there. :smile:
(Hint - Chapter 3)
So is the answer SE cable? What does UF stand for?
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That's my guess, but they way it's stated is far to vague.
Start by looking up each wiring method and looking at sections nnn.10 and nnn.12
JohnJ0906
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You're using one of those wiring methods for C1 control circuits?
As I said, start by looking up each wiring method listed and looking at sections nnn.10 and nnn.12.
what is nnn.10 and nnn.12? I dont understand I normally hear chapter or article or section
The 3-digits of the appropriate article. The NEC uses parallel numbering, so the article number is nnn, and the .10 and .12 are the Uses Permitted and Uses Not Permitted.
Jeff,
I just checked, you need to look more carefully...in 725. It says Insulation on conductors shall be suitable for xxx volts. in the 05 NECH. in my 08 NEC it reads These circuits shall not exceed xxx volts What say you?
I just checked, you need to look more carefully...in 725. It says Insulation on conductors shall be suitable for xxx volts. in the 05 NECH. in my 08 NEC it reads These circuits shall not exceed xxx volts What say you?
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Typically we at the forum don't answer homework questions for you.
Instead why don't you give us the question and then tell us what you came up with for an answer and we will let you know if you got it right.
Chris
Instead why don't you give us the question and then tell us what you came up with for an answer and we will let you know if you got it right.
Chris
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