statement 1. Flexibility of the circuit – means that the installation can accommodate all probable pattern arrangements and location of the loads for expansion, or future development. statement 2: Safety - means that independent service can be used in lieu of emergency equipment as backup for normal services. statement 3:Reliability and efficiency of service - means to have a discontinuous service and supply of power that are all dependent on the wiring system. * all are true all are false only statement 1 is true, only statement 2 is true, only statement 3 is true, only 1 and 2 is true O only 2 and 3 is true O only 1 and 3 is true

statement 1. Flexibility of the circuit – means that the installation can accommodate all probable pattern arrangements and location of the loads for expansion, or future development. statement 2: Safety - means that independent service can be used in lieu of emergency equipment as backup for normal services. statement 3:Reliability and efficiency of service - means to have a discontinuous service and supply of power that are all dependent on the wiring system. * all are true all are false only statement 1 is true, only statement 2 is true, only statement 3 is true, only 1 and 2 is true O only 2 and 3 is true O only 1 and 3 is true

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

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter1: Electrical Safety

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: True or False: A heating and air-conditioning service technician can usually troubleshoot heating...

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