After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:
· Recall conductor marking requirements for branch circuits.
· Describe revised GFCI requirements and ground-fault protection of equipment requirements for branch circuits.
· Explain NEC requirements for dormitories with permanent cooking facilities, dwelling unit receptacles, and receptacles in electrical rooms.
· Identify when 10-ampere branch circuits are permitted or prohibited.
· Explain when lighting from an adjacent area may be used as required lighting and where the Code covers branch circuits exceeding 1,000 volts.
· Explain how Article 215 works with Article 225 to address feeders and outside branch circuits.
· Describe requirements for building disconnecting means, listed service equipment, minimum service conductor sizing, and line-side service conductor splicing.
· Identify service-related requirements for surge protection, meter sockets supplying fire pumps, dwelling service equipment, and equipment permitted on the supply side of service equipment.