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In which type of wiring polyvinyl chloride and vulcanized Indian rubber insulated wires are used as conductors? Cleat wiring O CTS wiring O Lead sheathed wiring O Conduit wiring

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

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Chapter20: Special-purpose Outlets For Ranges, Counter-mounted Cooking Unit , And Wall-mounted Oven

Section20.2: Wall-mounted Oven Circuit And Free-standing Range

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In which type of wiring polyvinyl chloride and vulcanized Indian rubber insulated wires are used as conductors?
O Ceat wiring
O TS wiring
O Lead sheathed wiring
O Conduit wiring

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