1. Why do two switches connect to the paddle fan? One for Light/One for Fan Slow/Fast Speeds 2. How many lights are connected to 3-way switches? 1 5 7 3. Where are multiple lights controlled by one switch? Garage Exterior Bath Bedroom 2 Hally 4. What two appliances are shown using 240 Volts? 5. Which five areas use GFCI-protected receptacles? 6. Which room makes use of Split-Circuit receptacles?

1. Why do two switches connect to the paddle fan? One for Light/One for Fan Slow/Fast Speeds 2. How many lights are connected to 3-way switches? 1 5 7 3. Where are multiple lights controlled by one switch? Garage Exterior Bath Bedroom 2 Hally 4. What two appliances are shown using 240 Volts? 5. Which five areas use GFCI-protected receptacles? 6. Which room makes use of Split-Circuit receptacles?

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter15: Residential Air-conditioning Control Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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