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Arc energy reduction protection system tests, should be conducted by __________?

Restricted access to adjustable-trip circuit breakers for non-qualified personnel, shall be achieved by one of the following methods. ________?

In performance testing, one of the following means shall be provided, and shall be set to operate at less than the available arcing current?

The location of an S.P.D, for a dwelling unit, if not an integral part of the service equipment, shall be located immediately __________ to thereto?

All energized parts of service equipment shall be enclosed or guarded as specified in ____________?

A unit load of not less than the those specified in table 220.12 for non-dwelling occupancies, and the floor area determined in table 220.11, shall be used to calculate the ________ lighting load?

For multi grounded neutral systems, the spark gap, or listed device, shall have a ______ breakdown of not more than 3 kV?

Where feeder conductors originate in the same distribution equipment, and each feeder terminates in a single disconnecting means, not more than ____ feeders shall be permitted?

A surge protective device, or S.P.D, may not be installed in circuits ________?

In the 2020 NEC code update, what type of circuit breakers are not allowed to be reconditioned?

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