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Outlet Box Hood. A housing shield intended to fit over a faceplate for flush-mounted wiring devices, or an integral component of an outlet box, or a faceplate for flush-mounted wiring devices. |
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The hood does not serve to complete the electrical enclosure; it reduces the risk of water coming in contact with electrical components within the hood, such as attachment plugs, current taps, surge protective devices, direct plug-in transformer units, or wiring devices. |
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The hood serves to complete the electrical enclosure. |
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Receptacles that are controlled by an automatic control device must be permanently marked with the symbol shown in Figure 406.3(E) and the word "Controlled." Required marking must be on the receptacle face (not the cover plate) and be visible after installation. |
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True |
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False |
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New requirements were added for receptacle outlets with USB charger(s). ________________ ampere receptacle that additionally provides Class 2 power shall be listed and constructed such that the Class 2 circuitry is integral with the receptacle. |
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A 125-volt 15- or 20-ampere |
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A 220-Volt 30- or 40-ampere |
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Tamper-resistant receptacles |
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are required for replacement receptacles "except where a non-grounding receptacle is replaced with another non-grounding receptacle. |
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are not required for replacement receptacles "except where a non-grounding receptacle is replaced with another non-grounding receptacle. |
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Requirements for tamper-resistant receptacles were expanded to mobile homes, preschools and elementary education facilities, as well as other locations where small children are likely to congregate. TR receptacles were expanded to 250-volt receptacles as well as 125-volt receptacles. |
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True |
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False |
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Dimmer-controlled receptacle provisions have |
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been deleted. |
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not been deleted. |
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Maximum length of flexible cord for built-in dishwashers increased from ________________ while the receptacle outlet for a built-in dishwasher can only be located in the space adjacent to the dishwasher. |
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1.2 m (4ft) to 2.0 m (6.5 ft) |
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1.5 m (5ft) to 3.0 m (8 ft) |
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The maximum length of a flexible cord for a cord-and plug-connected range hood has been increased from |
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900 mm (36 in.) to 1.2 m (4 ft). |
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100 mm (6 in.) to 2.4 m (8 ft). |
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Label Provided by Manufacturer. The manufacturers of electric space-heating cables shall provide marking labels that indicate that the space-heating installation incorporates electric space-heating cables, and instructions that the labels shall be affixed to the panelboards to identify which branch circuits supply the circuits to those space-heating installations. If the electric space-heating cable installations are visible and distinguishable after installation, the labels shall not be required to be provided and affixed to the panelboards. |
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True |
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False |
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Fixed Resistance and Electrode Industrial Process Heating Equipment Part I. General 425.1 Scope. This article covers fixed industrial process heating employing electric resistance or electrode heating technology. For the purpose of this article, heating equipment shall include boilers, electrode boilers, duct heaters, strip heaters, immersion heaters, process air heaters, or other approved fixed electric equipment used for industrial process heating. This article __________ apply to heating and room air conditioning for personnel spaces covered by Article 424, fixed heating equipment for pipelines and vessels covered by Article 427, and induction and dielectric heating equipment covered by Article 665, and industrial furnaces incorporating silicon carbide, molybdenum, or graphite process heating elements. |
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Shall not |
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Shall |
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The allowance for voltage output greater than 30 volts ac if an impedance heating system for fixed outdoor electric deicing and snow-melting equipment is provided with Class A GFCI protection has been |
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Deleted |
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enforced |
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Part-Winding Motors. A part-winding start induction or synchronous motor is one that is arranged for starting by first energizing part of its primary (armature) winding and, subsequently, energizing the remainder of this winding in one or more steps. A standard part-winding start induction motor is arranged so that one-half of its primary winding can be energized initially, and, subsequently, the remaining half can be energized, both halves then carrying equal current. A hermetic refrigerant compressor motor _________ be considered a standard part-winding start induction motor. |
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Shall |
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Shall not |
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New tap rule for a single motor allows _____________taps with the same conditions as is allowed in other areas of the NEC. |
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7.5 m (25 ft) |
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10 m (30 ft) |
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15 m (45 ft) |
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A new requirement was added requiring a wire-type equipment grounding conductor for non-threaded conduit systems on rooftops supplying such things as HVAC equipment. |
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True |
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False |
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Heat detecting circuit interrupter (HDCI) was ________ a list of devices for protection of single-phase room air conditioners. |
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Deleted from |
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Added to |
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A new requirement clarifies that feeder taps can be used if the generator is equipped with an overcurrent relay or other overcurrent protective device. |
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True |
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False |
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Listed cord sets incorporating GFCI protection for portable generators manufactured or rebuilt prior to January 1, 2015, are now permitted. GFCI requirements have been separated into unbonded (floating neutral) generators versus bonded neutral generators. |
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True |
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False |
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Generator disconnecting means have been reorganized. Provisions for disconnecting means, shut down of the prime mover, and provisions for generators installed in parallel |
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have been added. |
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have been deleted. |
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