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Why would you only load a circuit breaker to 80% if its not a continuous load?. If its a 20 amp circuit breaker, its designed to handle 20 amps. Now, unless its rated for 100% of its rating, when you have a "continuous" load its only them you limit the load to 80% of the breakers rating.
The rules in 210.23(B) are specific to cord and plug loads where you KNOW the loading. Not sure why folks think this applies to general use receptacle loads. For example, cord and plug in-sink waste disposal will apply to 210.23(B) but again not general use receptacles.
My son is attending school online. This a school offers and he is taking an electrician course. However, the school doesn't recommend or supply a course. Would you please recommend one? Thank you in advance.
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At 21:01 how did you get two appliances from the question ?
Greetings- You must be new to electrical. In 210.11(C)(1) it demands a minimum of (2) Small appliance branch circuits to be considered and in doing the calculations it demands that they be 1500VA each per 220.52(A). Considered buying our Fast Trax Program as these are basic concepts that are taught in our NEC Learning programs.
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How to become a member of the Electrical code academy to have access to all of the training and study tools
Not sure I follow you. If you have our course then you simply login to your course. If you have our Enhanced Program and are asking about getting to videos, you have to follow the instructions in your course module that provides the instructions on how to get that set up.
I thought that you load all breakers to 80 percent? I do commercial tho but is that like a test thing do you not take the 80 percent off usually?
Or is this specific to the cord and plug loads
Why would you only load a circuit breaker to 80% if its not a continuous load?. If its a 20 amp circuit breaker, its designed to handle 20 amps. Now, unless its rated for 100% of its rating, when you have a "continuous" load its only them you limit the load to 80% of the breakers rating.
The rules in 210.23(B) are specific to cord and plug loads where you KNOW the loading. Not sure why folks think this applies to general use receptacle loads. For example, cord and plug in-sink waste disposal will apply to 210.23(B) but again not general use receptacles.
My son is attending school online. This a school offers and he is taking an electrician course. However, the school doesn't recommend or supply a course. Would you please recommend one? Thank you in advance.
Well, it depends on what he needs really. If he is learning the NEC then our Exam Prep Courses are great but if he is learning Residential wiring then our Residential course is great...so if he is wanting to learn electrical basics then our Electricity Basics 101 is great...so it's really depends on what he wants to learn. No, none offer any credits.
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How can I get all those question for my c10 exam?
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