ladder diagram for three circuits, circuit A is one lampholder and one duplex receptacle controlled by a single pole switch, circuit B is a single pole switch controlling the top half of a duplex receptacle that when energized, is indicated by a pilot light at the single pole switch location plus an isolated ground duplex receptacle that is always hot, circuit C is the bottom half of the switched receptacle on circuit B is to be always hot plus another duplex receptacle that is controlled from two locations using coast 3-way wiring system two circuits are 3-wire multiwire branch circuit

ladder diagram for three circuits, circuit A is one lampholder and one duplex receptacle controlled by a single pole switch, circuit B is a single pole switch controlling the top half of a duplex receptacle that when energized, is indicated by a pilot light at the single pole switch location plus an isolated ground duplex receptacle that is always hot, circuit C is the bottom half of the switched receptacle on circuit B is to be always hot plus another duplex receptacle that is controlled from two locations using coast 3-way wiring system two circuits are 3-wire multiwire branch circuit

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter3: Determining The Required Number Of Branch Circuits, Lighting Outlets, And Receptacle Outlets

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12R: How many lighting branch circuits are provided in this dwelling? __________ a. What is the minimum...

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